Talking Crypto: Should your organization accept it? What is cryptocurrency? Simply put, it’s money that’s not in a physical form, otherwise known as digital money. Nonetheless, it shares some of the same characteristics as paper money which can be earned, used, and invested. Why should you care? According to Gemini’s 2021 State of U. S. Crypto Report, 21.2 …
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Try to Please All and You Will Please None: How Segmenting Your List Can Increase Engagement and Charitable Giving Have you ever used these communication strategies with your nonprofit community members? Emailed the same message to everyone on your list every time. Rarely communicated so as not to “bother” anyone. Relied on just one or …
Revamping Volunteerism…One painted wall at a time! “Wait… didn’t we paint this wall last year?” said a few too many volunteers each year. Corporate volunteerism is more vital than ever; however, many companies employ old techniques to engage their teams. And too many nonprofits are having the same wall repainted each year. We can do …
How To Increase Online Donations In 5 Easy Steps Gone are the days of simply sending a postcard or making a phone call to acquire donations for your organization. In today’s increasingly tech-based economy, it is crucial to embrace online giving as a primary way of collecting donations. Not only is technology fueling the world …
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Half of health care facilities worldwide lack basic hygiene services with water and soap or alcohol-based hand rub where patients receive care and at toilets in these facilities, according to the latest Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP) report by WHO and UNICEF. Around 3.85 billion people use these facilities, putting them at greater risk of infection, …
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Boost Your End-of-Year Fundraising How to boost end-of-year fundraising through digital marketing To expand your mission and your reach, it’s important to get in front of the right audience at the right time. And can you guess where many Americans spend much of their time? That’s right — online! The average adult in the U.S. …
What does testing have to do with thought leadership? Not much. ⚠️WARNING⚠️: If you’re a self-proclaimed thought leader, you will probably be offended by this episode. Or, maybe you’ll be inspired to lean on research, data, and the learnings we get from testing what actually works. In this episode, Katie interviews Nathan Hill, the VP …
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has published its first guideline for Ebola virus disease therapeutics, with new strong recommendations for the use of two monoclonal antibodies. WHO calls on the global community to increase access to these lifesaving medicines. Ebola is a severe and too often fatal illness caused by the Ebola virus. Previous Ebola …
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National Nonprofit Day: Celebrate Nonprofits on August 17th and Every Day There is a national day for just about everything. So, sandwiched between National Tell a Joke Day and National Fajita Day is an observance that merits being a forerunner of all days. August 17th is National Non-Profit Day. While many more people in our …
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As we inch closer to the end of the year, your nonprofit organization may be doing a deep dive into the progress you’ve made this year. With fall approaching, there are still many opportunities for fundraising events, holiday donations, and seasonal campaigns. Our 4 Nonprofit Marketing Strategies for Fall Growth will improve your ability to …
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