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Socially Tricking-out The Charleston Green Fair
Last Sunday, I spent six straight hours manning the Go Green Charleston booth at the first annual Charleston Green Fair . I really had a blast chatting it up with everyone that stopped by, and loved spreading the knowledge with our "Is it Recyclable"...
Beth Kanter and the Real-Time Social Web Make Fundraising History
On Friday evening, I watched something amazing unfold online - all while trying to get my kids into the bath and get their rooms ready for bed. Saying things like, "Hang on guys, I'm trying to copy and paste some of these tweets!" had little...
Interact with NTEN Office Hours
Yesterday I participated in the NTEN Office Hours program by hosting a session in the Communication Track ...which we all know these days means webby things. I was a bit nervous going into the session, but I have to say it was a lot of fun - and a great...
Twitter Makes Relationships Work — Right Now
I'm really not obsessed with Twitter...well, no more than you are at least. OK, maybe a little more. Either way, I just wrote this article for Fundraising Well and The NonProfit Times , and thought it should end up here on Webby Things. Enjoy! Twitter...
10 Reasons to Have a Nintendo Wii-a-thon
Not necessary web-related... Attention Junior Achievement chapters - this post is for you! Well, it's actually for everyone, but Junior Achievements are famous for their bowl-a-thons . These are great, interactive fundraising events that have proven...
Copyright Check - Is Your Site Still in 2006?
It's February 1st - have you updated your Web site's copyright date yet? If you haven't, you're not alone. Forgetting to update is commonplace, and I see it all the time. Data was needed, so yesterday I checked out the top 100 nonprofits...
6 Degrees of Fundraising
We talk a lot about nonprofits using the social web to attract and engage donors, but the concepts trend more towards awareness than action. Using MySpace or YouTube to deliver your message to a broad audience is one thing - getting them to act is another...