IRS 501(c)(3) Revocation and Your TechSoup Account - The TechSoup Blog - Welcome to the TechSoup Community - TechSoup: "What This Means for Your TechSoup Account
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Saturday, June 18, 2011
The Top 10 Fund-Raising Tweets - Prospecting - The Chronicle of Philanthropy- Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas
The Top 10 Fund-Raising Tweets - Prospecting - The Chronicle of Philanthropy- Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas: "The Top 10 Fund-Raising Tweets
June 16, 2011, 4:27 pm
By Raymund Flandez
At Fundraising Day in New York last week, Margaret Holman, a fund-raising consultant offered a light-hearted punch by offering a made-up list of her favorite fund-raising tweets at the event’s lunch.
June 16, 2011, 4:27 pm
By Raymund Flandez
At Fundraising Day in New York last week, Margaret Holman, a fund-raising consultant offered a light-hearted punch by offering a made-up list of her favorite fund-raising tweets at the event’s lunch.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Social Fundraising at the Forefront of Nonprofit 2.0 | Inspiring Generosity
Great event which I was fortunate to attend- Reed
Social Fundraising at the Forefront of Nonprofit 2.0 | Inspiring Generosity
Social Fundraising at the Forefront of Nonprofit 2.0 | Inspiring Generosity
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
6 Tips For A Successful Software Demo - TheNonProfitTimes
6 Tips For A Successful Software Demo - TheNonProfitTimes: "If your organization is trying to choose from among several different software packages, you might ask the vendors to demo them before you plunk down the money for one. But don't get trapped by the sales pitch, since most demos highlight the tools' strengths while glossing over weaknesses.
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PopCap Charity Auction eBay Store About My Store
PopCap Charity Auction eBay Store About My Store: "Here's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get your hands on unique pieces of PopCap art here on eBay while supporting one of two very worthy nonprofit organizations. This exclusive PopCap art is available now through July 12 in a series of weekly auctions that begin today.
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Monday, June 13, 2011
4 Globally Oriented Tips on Using Social Media - WorldWise - The Chronicle of Higher Education
4 Globally Oriented Tips on Using Social Media - WorldWise - The Chronicle of Higher Education: "4 Globally Oriented Tips on Using Social Media
June 9, 2011, 11:28 am
By David Wheeler
Over the past year, I’ve given talks or moderated sessions on social media in a strange set of cities: Adelaide, Sydney, and Doha. Preparation for those events was often done in the margins of my professional life: In my favorite airplane seat (aisle, exit row), on my laptop at home as I tried to multitask with family time (bad idea), or early in the morning. I’ve scanned more “Ten Tips for Twitter” than I care to think about, read my Chronicle colleagues’ excellent stories, and talked to communications and marketing administrators at universities, including many outside of the United States. Now I’d like to take revenge on all those other tip writers with my own, globally oriented version of four social media do’s and don’ts. Think of these as collected wisdom, not advice."
June 9, 2011, 11:28 am
By David Wheeler
Over the past year, I’ve given talks or moderated sessions on social media in a strange set of cities: Adelaide, Sydney, and Doha. Preparation for those events was often done in the margins of my professional life: In my favorite airplane seat (aisle, exit row), on my laptop at home as I tried to multitask with family time (bad idea), or early in the morning. I’ve scanned more “Ten Tips for Twitter” than I care to think about, read my Chronicle colleagues’ excellent stories, and talked to communications and marketing administrators at universities, including many outside of the United States. Now I’d like to take revenge on all those other tip writers with my own, globally oriented version of four social media do’s and don’ts. Think of these as collected wisdom, not advice."
Awesome use of QR codes in a conference book — SocialFish
Awesome use of QR codes in a conference book — SocialFish: "Had to write up a quick blog post about the QR codes in the conference book for the Association Media & Publishing conference which took place last week. Check these out. Go on, try scanning them and see what happens! Awesomesauce. I love QR codes!"
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