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Make It Rain: Tips and Tricks for Nonprofit Crowdfunding Success

April 13, 2016 Filed Under: Fundraising

Two noteworthy free resources to learn more about online fundraising from the UK.
My colleagues at Social Misfits Media launched their latest free guide for charities and nonprofits last week. It is called  ‘Make It Rain: Tips & Tricks for #Crowdfunding Success.’
The guide, which was sponsored by JustGiving and the Institute of Fundraising offers tip and recommendations for planning, implementing, and following up on a crowdfunding campaigns.   The guide offers case studies and interviews with nonprofits who have implemented successful campaigns including Not My Style, Hollaback!, The Royal Academy of Arts and Doctors of the World.
You can download your free copy of Make It Rain here.
Don’t Miss Fundraising Online 2016 or #FRo16, a free virtual conference designed by fundraisers, for fundraisers, to help charities of all sizes benefit from technological change. During this conference, you’ll have access to amazing curated sessions and lots of fundraising know-how.
The keynote is about an inspiring crowdfunding campaign that raised over $300K in 3 days for the Girl Scouts of Western Washington. After a donor requested that their $100,000 contribution to Girl Scouts of Western Washington not support transgender girls, the organisations did two things: 1) Gave back the money, and 2) launched the For EVERY Girl campaign on crowdfunding platform Indiegogo. Seventy-two hours later, they had raised over $300,000.
In this session, Annie Rose Favreau from Girl Scouts of Western Washington and Breanna DiGiammarino from Indiegogo will give a behind-the-scenes look at why, when, and how to run a crowdfunding campaign that activates your community. Non-profit leaders, marketing professionals, and fundraising teams can walk away with learned-in-the-trenches strategies, crowdfunding best practices, and ideas for bringing their community together to create positive change.
The full agenda is here and you can register for free here.

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  1. Mario Nimal says

    April 14, 2016 at 12:35 am

    $300,000 in 72 hours? That is amazing! I’ve decided to register and I’m pretty psyched. Would be nice to find out more and gain new insights about crowdfunding.

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  2. jerry says

    April 16, 2016 at 9:28 am

    Hello
    My name is jerry and it is a pleasure and intriguiging the information you supplied. We currently have approx 150 plus donation boxes in nevada.
    -i would like to speak with you personally as we are in the process of building online stores and LOADING THEM UP WITH THE LARGEST INVENTORY POSSIBLE (NOT JUST CLOTH BUT HOUSEHOLD GOODS SUCH AS SECTIONALS,PICTURES,LAMPS,COMPUTERS THAT CAN BE PARTED AND SOLD, AND ANY AND ALL HIGHLY WANTED TO PURCHASE ITEMS AT DISCOUNTS THAT COMPELL REPEAT BUSINESS AS WELL AS DEVELOPING A EXXTREMELY THUROUGH LEAD LIST WITH ALL CRITERIAS OF LEADS, NAMES,OWN HOME?AGE,MARRIED ,SINGLE AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME AND MANY MORE. ALSO ACTUAL ADS THAT ARE PROVEN TO CREATE A STEADY,BRISK DONATION PIPELINE.
    MY PERSONAL DIRECT NUMBER IS 702.375.5858 OR 702.279.8025 ROBB PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL

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  3. jerry says

    April 16, 2016 at 9:33 am

    ALSO WHEN WE TALK I WILLGIVE YOU SOME INFORMATION YOU WILL FIND INTERESTING. WE HAVE SOME EXTREMELY SAVY SOFTWARE WRITERS AND IT STAFF THAT COULD USE POINTERS AS WELL HIS NAME IS JERRY AND EMAIL IS JKMIEC@ME.COM.A

    Reply
  4. Arun kumar says

    April 19, 2016 at 2:48 am

    Writing nice article

    Reply
  5. Monica says

    April 22, 2016 at 6:47 am

    Seems like there are at least a few broken links: Social Misfits Media and ‘Make It Rain: Tips & Tricks for #Crowdfunding Success.’

    Reply
  6. rob says

    April 23, 2016 at 12:31 am

    hello my name is rob,
    we are at the very preliminary stage of opening our online stores, ecommerce sites, constant postings on top free posting sites (craiglist,backpage,shopify, any and all classifieds online that are high traffic and desired reputable sites. We would ask if you can call personally and give us helpful proven insight to the charitable e commerce and posting world. Please call rob 702.279.8025
    jerry 702.375.5858 call at anytime. if you cant reach text those numbers ,no voicemails please and we will offer all donors tax certificates and rewards cards to market our seasonal event fundraising company (in business over 20 years),again to ALL donors. please no sales agents . executives or principals and companys that have a great reutation and gross in the 7 figures and up US DOLLARS. PS feel free to have top ten revenue producers call us

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  7. Abdallah says

    April 25, 2016 at 2:35 pm

    I recommend that you can target organizations as donations could be part of their corporate social responsibility in helping the society, but $300,000 in 72 Hours is impressive.

    Reply
  8. Davit says

    April 26, 2016 at 12:28 am

    its useful and I’m really enjoyable to read. Thank.

    Reply

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