How Nonprofits Drum Up Giving Through Social Media

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About This Presentation

Why nonprofits are using social media to raise money for their cause. Nine successful case studies of how they're fundraising using social networks. What challenges are up ahead for nonprofit organizations trying to get donations through Twitter or Facebook.


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How Nonprofits
Drum Up Giving
Through Social Media

Raymund Flandez, Staff Writer
The Chronicle of Philanthropy

@raymundf23

9 Case Studies
Successes
Challenges
Next Steps

e Why Your Nonprofit
Should Use Social
Networks to Raise
Money

e Define the Various
Social Networks

e Charity: Water

Grist
e Power Hour campaign
‘A mystery donor will give us
$1K if 20 ppl donate in 1hr. Any
amount!’
e Microfundraising trend
e Using powerbrokers
e Need for huge base

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Minnesota Public Radio

e Mobile-friendly donation
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e Ask why they support MPR MPR’ Minnesota Public Radio

e Share responses on ARE
Twitter, Facebook

e Testimonials get RT'ed,
used in ads

NAACP

e Going mobile

e Sharing viral images

e Tailoring messages
through microsites:
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The San Antonio Area
Foundation
Richmond Jewish
Foundation

e Twitter: free will-
preparation workshop
e Twitter: learn re: DAFs

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Human Rights
Campaign

e Spur advocacy among charity
supporters

e Updating profile photos on
Facebook

e Those advocates are better
donors since they'll likely to
give again

Academic Success

Columbia University
Indiana University Alumni
Association

University of
Massachusetts

Skidmore College
Georgetown University

#ColumbiaGivingDay | #WhyIGive
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Compassion
International
e What impact will my
contribution have?
e Used Twitter to tell story of a
young boy from Burkina Faso
e Raised $23,000 to fly the boy
to India for heart surgery

Broadway Cares/
Equity Fights Aids

e Used Instagram video in
year-end fundraising
appeal

e Enlisted Broadway
actors to help spread
word among fans

Urban Ministries of
Durham

e History of interactive:
PlaySpent.org;
NamesforChange.org

e Worked with pro-bono
agency

e $30 teddy bear; $1,750
walk-in freezer

e Those orgs that use social
networks to connect with
supporters regularly: up
40%

e Engage supporters on
social media with 50%
that’s not your content

e Discover more about your
donors, esp. major ones

e Predicting where
your supporters are
heading next

e Budgeting for
resources

e Tracking your
fundraising results

e Keep an eye on
Facebook’s Donate
button

e Don't underestimate
power of nostalgia to
connect with donors

e Use Instagram to
promote your campaign

Contact info:

raymund.flandez@
philanthropy.com
202-466-1047
@raymundf23