Charity golf tournaments are major money-makers. They bring serious golfers and serious philanthropists together for a cause, and they can be absolute game-changers for nonprofits. And, as a bonus, they generally require less time and effort to plan than your average charity gala! But how does charity golf tournament planning work? Can you pull it …
Have you broken a bracket yet? Most of you know what I’m talking about because March Madness––the annual NCAA college basketball tournament––is in full swing. Last week, people busily filled out their brackets. Since then they have been watching the games––and their brackets break! Of course, much of this watching, betting and despairing is happening …
Editor’s note: Today’s guest post is from Tonia Zampieri. Tonia’s the Mobile Strategist for Atlantic Business Technologies. She has nearly 10 years of digital fundraising and marketing experience and launched one of the very first nonprofit iPhone apps, Tap-n-Give on iTunes in 2009. She tweets regularly via @iheartcharity and can be reached directly at tonia.zampieri[at]atlanticbt.com. Well, not quite. But here’s a …
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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 …
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 …
Note from Ifdy: Gamification is the conversation bubbling up in the nonprofit world. It’s changing the world online and consequently will affect fundraising. This post was originally published on Geoff Livingston’s blog last February, and I like how it sets the stage for the conversation. My question to you is: how do you think gamification …
