Webinar: Hot or Not: What's Sizzling in Online Fundraising?

Your nonprofit could be raising a lot more money online if you were using the right mix of strategies to deepen your donor engagement. Join us on August 31 at 2PM EDT for "Hot or Not: What's Sizzling in Online Fundraising?" a not to be missed Care2 webinar on the latest trends in online fundraising with an all-star panel of fundraising experts - Steve MacLaughlin, Director, Internet Solutions, Blackbaud, Donna Wilkins, President, Charity Dynamics, Jason Wood, Director of Internet Services, The Salvation Army National Headquarters and Eric Glader, Director of Nonprofit Services for Care2.

What You’ll learn:

• The latest online fundraising growth statistics from 1,700 nonprofits
• Best tactics for end of year and 2011 fundraising planningHow mobile, social media, and other channels help online giving
• How performance varies by size of organization and sector
• Statistics around multichannel fundraising vs. single channel

Hot or Not: What's Sizzling in Online Fundraising?

When: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 at 2PM Eastern Time.
We have a limited amount of teleconference lines, so please take a moment to sign up now. It's free.


Presenters

Steve MacLaughlin: Director, Internet Solutions, Blackbaud
Steve has spent more than 14 years building successful online initiatives with a broad range of Fortune 500 firms, government and educational institutions, and nonprofit organizations across the world. He serves on the NTEN board of directors and is a popular presenter at conferences around the world. Steve is a frequent blogger and is co-editor of the book “Internet Management for Nonprofits.” Steve earned both his undergraduate degree and a Master of Science degree in Interactive Media from Indiana University.

Donna Wilkins: President, Charity Dynamics
Donna is the president of Charity Dynamics and leads the company in developing innovative online programs that help nonprofits of all sizes achieve extraordinary results. She has worked with hundreds of organizations to implement integrated online solutions that provide them with the tools and confidence they need to more effectively advance their missions. With more than two decades of experience serving nonprofits, Donna is skilled at optimizing client growth opportunities and empowering organizations to achieve new levels of success. Donna has worked with nonprofits of all sizes and varying missions, including American Heart Association, Arthritis Foundation, and the Lance Armstrong Foundation. She holds an MBA from The University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Illinois.

Jason Wood, Director of Internet Services: The Salvation Army National Headquarters
Jason is responsible for the Internet/Intranet applications for web-based communications and online fundraising. For the past three years, Jason has managed the relationship between The Salvation Army USA online fundraising partners and the four Salvation Army regional U.S. headquarters. Prior to joining The Salvation Army, Jason worked as a project manager/application architect for General Electric.

Eric Glader, Care2, Director of Nonprofit Services
Eric has been with Care2 since 2001 helping nonprofits with advocacy, fundraising and membership growth. Prior to joining Care2, he worked at an ePhilanthropy application service provider that enabled the collection of charitable donations online, with clients such as American Express, Cisco Systems, E*Trade, Applied Materials and NEC. Eric is a graduate from UCLA’s undergraduate program and Vanderbilt University’s MBA program.

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[Noelle Chun]

Great to read about this new webinar, Allyson! At Razoo.com, we're passionate about helping nonprofits raise money online. We'll see you at the webinar!

- Noelle Chun
Social Media Coordinator for @razoo

[The Moving Expert]

I can’t help but to think about the Haiti fundraising efforts, with all of the advertising on traditional mediums, and specifically the social media networks like facebook and twitter where the sole call to action is text “HELP” to a Mobile marketing phone number. This form of marketing makes it so easy to donate, when I personally saw the ad, I felt bad for Haiti and then I text the number, I know I am going to be charged $10 for doing so, but by texting it takes all of the work out of it, the money will appear on my bill and I will pay it when the pill comes, I didn’t have to go online someone, and register and log in then proceed to a secured website and give my credit card information to be charitable, all I had to do was text “HELP” to a simple number. Simple, I felt good and the ease of use made it easy for people to donate, and helped raise a ton of money for the Haiti relief efforts. I think if more and more fundraising groups can learn how to integrate this within their efforts the metter results they would receive, Boy I wish I could attend this event, I bet a lot of great ideas will be shared.

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