Network For Good Brings Together Nonprofit Industry Experts To Address Changing Charitable Giving Landscape & #GivingTuesday
Leaders in the Nonprofit Industry, including 92nd Street Y, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Facebook and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Join Forces to Discuss the Changing Landscape of Charitable Giving, the DNA of a Donor and How Nonprofits Should Respond
Nov 13, 2017, 08:00 ET
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Network for Good, a software and services company focused on helping nonprofits, attract, engage and retain a community of donors, opened registration for its November 14, 2017 virtual conference. The conference will bring together leaders in the nonprofit world to answer questions from attendees about how charitable giving has been changed by technology, what nonprofits should be doing to continue to gain community involvement for causes and how to move to a more sustainable model of charitable contributions, communities and cause-related movements. As 2017 comes to a close, we've seen an extraordinary year of natural disasters and giving that has brought attention to the idea that the DNA of a donor is changing, moment-in-time/seasonal giving isn't the only answer.
In addition to speaking the conference, Facebook and the Gates Foundation have pledged a total of $2M in matching grants for the first $2M raised on #GivingTuesday. The insights shared at this online session are designed to help participants get their share of the matching funds.
"It is so important for those in the nonprofit sector to come together as a community and share knowledge, insight and best practices as often as possible, especially to talk about the innovations that are fundamentally changing our world and how we can best harness them for good," said Asha Curran, Chief Innovation Officer, 92nd Street Y. "I'm looking forward to taking part in this online event and offering lessons learned from the #GivingTuesday perspective."
The four-hour virtual conference will give participants uncommon access to industry leaders all in one event to answer key questions about the charitable giving landscape. Today Millennials, technology advancements, historic data, and intelligence are all coming together to alter the course of the charitable giving sector and nonprofits needs to change with the audiences they are trying to attract. This conference will focus on strategies, tactics, technology, best practices, and general insights for the community to glean from while building a path towards sustainable giving versus the current 'moment-in-time' mentality.
"As with any industry, charitable giving has seen its share of changes, but unlike others small to medium-sized nonprofits often don't have the resources to keep up with the changes," said Brian Lauterbach, Chief Impact Officer, Network for Good. "With the types of changes we've seen to date, it's important that we work together to ensure that nonprofits have up-to-date knowledge on how to make an impact and interact with their exact right donor audience."
Seating is limited. Nonprofits of all sizes are encouraged to register as soon as possible.
| WHAT: |
FREE - #GivingTuesday & Year-End Giving Best Practices for Building Sustainable Giving |
| WHEN: |
Nov. 14, 2017 from Noon to 4 p.m. (ET) |
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| WHO: |
Panel Discussion by 92nd Street Y, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, the Gates Foundation, Facebook, and Network for Good. Other industry experts to share best practices, tips, and tools. Attendees will also learn how to: |
- Create a 60-day fundraising calendar
- Tap into free templates and tools
- Craft messaging that speaks to all donors
- Deliver your campaign using key times and channels
#GivingTuesday Match Campaign: Facebook is partnering with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for a #GivingTuesday match up to $2M on 11/28/2017. Each eligible public 501(c)3 can receive up to a $50K match as long as funds are still available. Matching funds run out very quickly on #GivingTuesday, so make sure to read about the details here: https://www.networkforgood.com/facebook/.
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About Network for Good
Network for Good serves tens of thousands of charities across the United States with fundraising software and services, including donor management, donation pages and peer-to-peer fundraising tools. Headquartered in Washington, DC, the organization employs over 72 people with additional locations in Baltimore, Chicago, Indianapolis and San Francisco.
In the last 15 years, Network for Good has helped over 125,000 small nonprofits raise more than $1 billion with its online giving training and tools. Network for Good makes high-impact fundraising accessible to every organization, regardless of budget. Visit www.networkforgood.com.
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SOURCE Network for Good
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