It’s a common challenge confronted by many nonprofits. Increasing awareness is one thing — but how do you move people from awareness to meaningful action, whether that’s a change in behaviour or support in the form of a donation?
Assuming that you know how to post a status update on Facebook, the next question is, what should you post? Find out in this article.
Facebook is the second most visited website in the world and is reshaping the Internet as we know it with every passing day, yet many nonprofits still relegate their Facebook Page to volunteers and interns who have no background in online communications or fundraising. However well-intentioned these people may be, that has led to some poorly executed Facebook campaigns.
For many nonprofits, the mere thought of approaching a government body for any kind of “ask” can be daunting. Yet lobbying can be an essential part of a nonprofit’s work in reaching its goals. Those in the sector should at least know the basics on how it gets done, and how to properly conduct oneself while doing it.
This article walks through tips for promoting your fundraising event online.
Creating an effective and compelling video doesn’t have to cost your nonprofit a fortune.
What do pirates, penguins and pancakes have in common?They all have special days that celebrate their merits. Yes, it’s true — it seems everyone and everything now has an anointed awareness day. Despite the proliferation of awareness days, nonprofits in Canada believe they are an essential way to communicate with large audiences about key issues, encourage engagement, and offer information regarding programs and services they offer all year round.
This opinion piece argues that “liking” a page or wearing a pin does not help a cause in the long run.
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