Targeted Fundraising for Exponential Giving - MobileCause Webinar

Nonprofits know that social media can have the power to engage communities and build support for their missions. But it’s so time-consuming to stay on top of the trends and the ever-shifting sands of social media. Can we really be effective in just 20 minutes per day? Yes, you can! Nonprofit digital marketing expert Julia Campbell will show you exactly how in this training. If you feel like social media is taking over your entire day and taking away from your other responsibilities, this session is for you! What we’ll cover: Social media trends nonprofits need to consider for 2022 The four areas of social media management How to schedule your 20 minutes per day Tools to help you streamline

In the pursuit of raising money and “changing the world”, traditional philanthropy has caused harm in the communities and to individuals that nonprofits seek to serve. There are actions and orientations that organizations can adopt to drive equity, justice, and belonging through their interactions with communities, staff, and donors. In this webinar, Rachel will review key findings from a series of reports and offer ways to divest from traditional fundraising practices by adopting and activating an antiracist and systems-change lens. We will explore ways to use data and communication to transform donor education and engagement and, thus, advance the work of these organizations.

Communities based on the Jewish faith share a history stretching back to the early days of humans, but their technology doesn’t have to reflect those ancient traditions. Organizations are seeing a shift in how their constituents are looking to interact with them, and are starting to make intelligent changes to get ahead of the ever-changing landscape to future-proof their organizations. In this recording, Cloud for Good and Salesforce facilitated a curated discussion designed to showcase how Salesforce helps Jewish-based organizations automate business processes and focus on what’s important – your constituents; why Harold Grinspoon Foundation is using Salesforce to manage every aspect of their faith-based organization – From program management to fundraising and grant management – and how this technology has empowered them to make data-backed decisions; and how you can use your data as a competitive advantage in times of uncertainty

October, November, and December continue to be the biggest fundraising months of the year, representing 36% of charitable giving. Whether you’re a planned or major giving officer, you know end-of-year fundraising is a crucial time to connect with donors and raise the critical funds you need to fuel your mission.