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Comparing QR Codes & Text2Give

This is a guest post by Tonia Zampieri. Check out her last post here. QR (Quick Response) Codes are getting a lot of buzz these days, and Text2Give technology is too, but perhaps not for the reasons you’d expect. Both are a result of the mobile revolution, and both provide the ability to connect people…

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11 Tips to Amplify Your Org’s YouTube Channel

YouTube is conducting a one-day educational workshop in San Francisco on April 2nd to help nonprofits get more from their use of YouTube. It’s open to all organizations that are part of the YouTube Nonprofit Program. “We want to help non-profits turn their view counts into actions — dollars raised, petitions signed,” YouTube spokesperson Jessica Mason told…

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Cause Marketing Success is Won at the Front

Hands down the most successful type of cause marketing program on the planet are point-of-sale (POS) programs that involve store cashiers asking shoppers at the register to donate a dollar or more to a cause. These simple transactional programs can raise thousands of dollars for local charities, and millions of dollars for national organizations. Just…

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Gaming for Social Good

After doing well with their previous business, RMH Teleservices, the Hansells wanted their next venture to do some good, help uplift corporate America and encourage employees. But they also wanted to reach out to the general public. That’s how they got the idea for ToonUps a decade ago. Cause Gaming: Games for Good ToonUps builds…

February

22nd

2012

Comparing QR Codes & Text2Give

February 22nd, 2012 by ifdy
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This is a guest post by Tonia Zampieri. Check out her last post here. QR (Quick Response) Codes are getting a lot of buzz these days, and Text2Give technology is too, but perhaps not for the reasons you’d expect. Both are a result of the mobile revolution, and both provide the ability to connect people…

February

22nd

2012

11 Tips to Amplify Your Org’s YouTube Channel

February 22nd, 2012 by johnhaydon
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YouTube is conducting a one-day educational workshop in San Francisco on April 2nd to help nonprofits get more from their use of YouTube. It’s open to all organizations that are part of the YouTube Nonprofit Program. “We want to help non-profits turn their view counts into actions — dollars raised, petitions signed,” YouTube spokesperson Jessica Mason told…

February

21st

2012

Cause Marketing Success is Won at the Front

February 21st, 2012 by joewaters
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Hands down the most successful type of cause marketing program on the planet are point-of-sale (POS) programs that involve store cashiers asking shoppers at the register to donate a dollar or more to a cause. These simple transactional programs can raise thousands of dollars for local charities, and millions of dollars for national organizations. Just…

February

20th

2012

Gaming for Social Good

February 20th, 2012 by ifdy
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After doing well with their previous business, RMH Teleservices, the Hansells wanted their next venture to do some good, help uplift corporate America and encourage employees. But they also wanted to reach out to the general public. That’s how they got the idea for ToonUps a decade ago. Cause Gaming: Games for Good ToonUps builds…

February

16th

2012

Winning and Doing Good

February 16th, 2012 by geofflivingston
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Americans are funny. We love a great competition! Nothing is more exciting than a thrilling winner or watching someone get close to achieve a notable goal. Just look at all of the momentum currently surrounding Twitchange Founder Shaun King in his effort to fund HopeMob with $125,000. It’s been exciting to get Shaun’s updates as…