Fundly is proud to be the Lead Sponsor in the upcoming Social Media
for Non-Profits Conference which will take place in New York City on
January 30, 2012. With social media fundraising growing
exponentially, there is a large gap for many non-profits concerning the
dollars they could be accumulating verses their current fundraising
strategies. This conference builds an amazing bridge for charities to
cross to meet their donors in the social media world.
This event boasts of having some of the top leaders in the non-profit
world who are successfully implementing online fundraising to reach
countless donors. Their success stories and valuable advice will
undoubtedly change the way many organizations view and implement
technology into their fundraising tactics. From insight on how to go
viral to maximizing your Facebook presence to monitoring and optimizing
the impact of your campaigns, there is a topic and presenter who will
inform and motivate leaders at every level.
I am honored to be one of the guest speakers among such a high
caliber group of non-profit and social media trendsetters and I am
thrilled to share the incredible ways that Fundly is benefiting
charities and political campaigns. With over $237 million raised, our
goal is to maximize the online giving potential of our clients. With
minimal effort and financial investment, the returns that we are seeing
are truly incredible.
The focus of this conference will be on providing practical tips and
tools for fundraising, marketing, and advocacy, all delivered by dynamic
experts (such as Carolyn Miles, Director and CEO of Save the Children
and Alex Abelin, Community Affairs Manager for Google) in keynotes,
workshops, roundtables, and panels. The sessions are designed to provide
attendees with concrete insights and takeaways, showcasing best
practices, pitfalls to avoid, and free, helpful resources for nonprofits
and causes.
This conference promises to be a valuable resource for organizations to raise money online. This is one event that is not to be missed!
No comments:
Post a Comment