Happy Wednesday! I barely know what day it is anymore – can you believe we’re more than halfway through November?! Next week is already Thanksgiving.
Before we get carried away with the holidays, though, I’ve got a few great presentations to share with you all this morning. Let us know what you think!
Posted on : 02-11-2011 | By : Shannon Otto | In : resources, social media
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I found this awesome infographic several weeks ago and have just now gotten the chance to share it with you all! Check out how the top 50 nonprofits use social media!
What’s interesting is that money doesn’t always equal social media success. Just because a nonprofit has deep pockets doesn’t mean it will automatically connect with people online correctly.

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Posted on : 18-04-2011 | By : Shannon Otto | In : resources, social media
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I’ve got some great slideshows to share with our readers this morning! Have any of you seen any presentations that have blown you out of the water lately?
Posted on : 03-03-2011 | By : Shannon Otto | In : resources, social media
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I’ve found some great slideshows to share with you guys today! This week’s edition is all about social media and nonprofits. Let me know what you think!
Posted on : 23-09-2010 | By : Shannon Otto | In : in the news, social media
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I literally found out about this yesterday and couldn’t wait to share this information with you all!
Groupon, one of the most popular “daily deals” websites, is launching G-Team, a nonprofit program to support various philanthropies. Groupon ties G-Team campaigns to Groupon deals to create a buzz and raise money for different nonprofits.
Here are a few examples of how the program works:

Groupon deals can also be tied to social events or “weird spectacles,” as Groupon puts it. For more information about the program, check out the official website.
This could truly be a great option for local, small staff associations, since each of the campaigns will be located in one specific city. Anything that benefits the local community will resonate with Groupon users. Would your organization consider participating in Groupon’s nonprofit program?