Using Social Media and FundRazr for Non Profits
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- 1. Using the Power of Social Networks for Social Good Presentation by Natalie Sisson
- 2. What is Social Media? Social Media is media with a social component that provides a two-way street for communicating. Social media is produced through self-publishing & user-generated content vs traditional media
- 3. What is Social Media? Social Networking. (Facebook, Twitter, Last.FM) Social Photo and Video Sharing. (YouTube, Flickr) Wikis. (Wikipedia, Wikia) Social Bookmarking. (Del.icio.us, Blinklist, Simpy) Social News. (Digg, Propeller, Reddit)
- 5. How should you use it? Where do you need to be? Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Blogs, Newsletter and YouTube What do you need to do? Have a compelling story to tell. Make a specific ask or establish a specific goal to reach. Make it astonishingly easy to give (via Chipin, JustGiving, FundRazr, Causes)
- 6. Introducing FundRazr FundRazr is a Social Commerce application that allows you to collect fees, donations and sell tickets. It’s a free to install Facebook application that is fully integrated with PayPal for secure payments processing. http://fundrazr.com and info@fundrazr.com
- 7. What’s the problem? Collecting fees using cash & paper checks is painful No easy way to issue tax receipts / refunds No automated reportingor financial history Lost payments= lost revenue & deficit Fundraising is hard work
- 8. Who has the problem? Any member-centric organization School groups Political candidates Recreational sports teams Social (hobby) clubs Non-profits
- 9. What’s the solution? The FundRazr Formula No more cash, cheques, or IOUs Fundraising brings in more money Save time, money, and effort Safe, secure, and minimizes risk Everyone gets their paperwork Volunteers get their lives back & stay engaged
- 10. How does FundRazr work?
- 11. Great Resources Beth Kanter is the author of one of the longest running and most popular blogs for nonprofits http://www.bethkanter.org Heather Mansfield is the Nonprofit Community Manager for Change.org http://nonprofits.change.org/ Allison Fine writes about Social Media & Social Change http://afine2.wordpress.com/ LinkedIn for Good showcases all nonprofits and groups http://www.linkedin.com/good
- 12. Social Media Training Please contact Natalie Sisson if you’re interested in Social Media Personal Training for your Non-Profit or attending one of our Social Media Bootcamps in August and September. Full contact details are at my online business card: Nataliesisson.tel Catch me on Twitter @nataliesisson @womanzworld
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- Expectations have risen yet very difficult to make this task “professional”Volunteer treasurers – No one wants to volunteerHandling cash & cheques sucksMost people don’t like asking for money from friendsTime requirement to properly handle transaction records
- Expectations have risen yet very difficult to make this task “professional”Volunteer treasurers – No one wants to volunteerHandling cash & cheques sucksMost people don’t like asking for money from friendsTime requirement to properly handle transaction records
- Expectations have risen yet very difficult to make this task “professional”Volunteer treasurers – No one wants to volunteerHandling cash & cheques sucksMost people don’t like asking for money from friendsTime requirement to properly handle transaction records
- Expectations have risen yet very difficult to make this task “professional”Volunteer treasurers – No one wants to volunteerHandling cash & cheques sucksMost people don’t like asking for money from friendsTime requirement to properly handle transaction records