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1 Social Media Fundraising Facebook Friend or Foe? Monica Laird Development Coordinator Big Brothers Big Sisters of the North Bay monica.laird@gmail.com (707) 696-7719

2 Today’s Topics “The goal of all this is what we call ‘equal opportunity activism.’ We are trying to level the playing field by empowering individuals to change the world.” – Facebook Causes Social Media Basics: The who, what, where and why of social media. Thesis Research: “Social Media Fundraising: Facebook Friend or Foe? A case study of Oregon Nonprofit Organizations” Tips and Tricks: How to apply this in your organization. Questions? 2

3 The Basics What is social networking? 3

4 4 Is Social Media a Fad? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFZ0z5Fm- Ng&feature=related You Decide.

5 The Tools Facebook – The Causes Exchange Twitter Youtube LinkedIn Yelp 5

6 Facebook Pages A great place for nonprofits to start using social media Multiple access points to potential donors, volunteers and interested parties as seen below. 6

7 Upload photos of recent events and organization activities! 7

8  Create an event and invite your fans!  Great for upcoming fundraising events! 8

9 Upload a video from Youtube… 9

10 Create a Network with Value! Facebook Causes 10

11 Twitter Microblogging at its best! With frequent and captivating feeds, Tweets can prompt the spontaneous donation. 11

12 Youtube http://www.youtube.com/bbbsnorthbay#p/u/1/epkpip7w38w Make a Video Ask! 12

13 Social Media Fundraising: Facebook Friend or Foe? A Case Study of Oregon Nonprofit Organizations Is social media an effective and sustainable method of soliciting donations or is it simply a social networking tool that allows organizations to create virtual relationships with potential donors and volunteers? Surveyed 330 Oregon Nonprofits – 30%+ Responded. Split by size category: – Small (Less than $1 mill) – Medium ($1-5 mill) – Large ($5+ mill) 13

14 14 Survey Topics: Reasons for Use The Planning Process # of Followers/Fans/Friends Funds Raised So Far Return on Fundraising Expenditure: ROFE = ($ Raised – Staff Time Used) Staff Time Used on Social Media

15 15 “As far as our organization is concerned, communication is fundraising. Social media is a tool for communication, it is a great way for others to know about you and eventually become a donor. Creating opportunity for people to hear about your organization in a place where they are already, it makes it easier for you to engage with potential donors.” - A Medium Organization Surveyed

16 16 A Few Quick Tips: Turning Your Social Network into Donors! A Few Quick Tips: Turning Your Social Network into Donors!

17 17 Tip #1: Alway s Have a Plan

18 18 Tip #2: Post Wisel y and Often

19 19 Tip #3: Use Visual s Freque ntly

20 20 Tip #4: Make Everyt hing “1- Click ” Friend ly

21 21 Questions? Monica Laird monica.laird@gmail.com (707) 696-7719 facebook.com/bbbsnorthbay youtube.com/bbbsnorthbay


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