In this webinar, presenter Allen Gunn outlines the steps you should follow when framing and managing web projects to streamline the process and minimize cost. Twitter has claimed its place on the short list of communications tools for nonprofits and libraries to consider when designing online strategies. This webinar surveys the Twitter landscape, explaining core concepts, enumerating best practices, and describing the tools and tactics that exist to leverage Twitter's strengths.
Aspiration's Allen Gunn offers a balanced perspective, assessing both the pros and cons of Twitter and helping you understand how best to use it. More and more organizations are benefiting from social media tools like blogs, Facebook, and Twitter in their online communications. While the tools can be relatively straightforward to learn and adopt, many organizations struggle with how to effectively align messaging and communications across their online channels.
This webinar focuses on best practices for integrating social media into organizational websites, including basic nuts-and-bolts changes to webpage templates and enhancements to contact, staff, and email sign-up pages. As social media tools like Twitter and Facebook become core components of nonprofit communication strategies, there is a corresponding need to assess how well programmatic messaging and organizational identity are propagating in those channels "We Tweet; is anybody listening?
Has your nonprofit considered starting a refurbishment program? This webinar explains how to get good refurbishable equipment donations and how to economically set up an operation that is suitable to your budget and the space you have. Pat and Bruce both started their own refurbishment programs and have run them successfully and at minimal cost over several years.
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How to Choose Software to Manage Your Church January 20, As people-focused organizations, churches can benefit from software that helps them keep track of and communicate with their congregants. Data Warehousing for Nonprofits October 12, Many organizations use multiple software packages that each track some aspect of their constituents.
Public Computing Resource Center April 12, If you're looking for the right software, curriculum, or Internet use policies for your public computer lab or training, you're not alone. An Introduction to Microsoft Project June 28, By using Microsoft Project , your project-management team can benefit from the latest updates and features of a popular and fully featured software program.
A Few Good Point of Sales Systems October 15, From museum stores to gift shops, organizations with retail storefronts need point of sales solutions that help process transactions, provide reporting, and manage inventory. Executive Dashboards: The System That's Right for You January 25, Nonprofits track all sorts of information, from financial numbers to charity event participation, volunteer management, new supporters, and more.
The Nonprofit's Guide to Managing Documents in the Cloud Effectively September 18, The cloud-first world we live in today has allowed for levels of collaboration, security, mobility, and productivity never thought possible. A Nonprofit's Guide to Building Simple, Low-Cost Websites January 31, A well-designed, user-friendly website can help you engage new members, raise money, and communicate with decision-makers. Tools to Collect and Analyze Field Data October 22, To gather data about your programs, you might not even have to leave your office.
Mobile for Nonprofits and Libraries June 6, How do mobile technologies affect nonprofits and libraries? October 25, Is cloud-based CRM right for your organization? Types of Databases for Managing Constituents July 17, Though there's no single system or even single type of system to support every nonprofit, there's a plethora of different types of constituent management systems, each with its own specific set of strengths and weaknesses that will overlap in various ways with the things you're looking to support.
Software Tools for New Nonprofits January 24, We've put together this simple guide to the donated software that most nonprofits and libraries need in their toolkit, especially when they're just starting out. Creating an Open-Source Desktop January 20, An introduction to open-source alternatives to commercial applications and operating systems. How Websites Work April 26, When it comes to improving or overhauling your organization's website, arming yourself with a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and content management systems is crucial.
How to Effectively Screen and Onboard New Volunteers Online by Jayne Cravens As a nonprofit, you want to know as early as possible if a volunteer candidate is the right fit on your team. You may want to offer:. Recruiting and managing online volunteers is a process that can be streamlined with the establishment of policies and protocols that help you keep track of all the moving pieces. Pro Tip: Most nonprofits are equal opportunity employers, so extend the same principles to the recruitment of online volunteers by promoting a culture of inclusion and respect.
Review volunteer roles and assigned tasks to remove unjustified barriers to access, and advertise your openings broadly to attract a diverse range of candidates.
Provide ample opportunity for check-in, feedback, and celebration so that your volunteers feel a sense of belonging and ownership. To do so, consider:. Pro Tip : To keep momentum and enthusiasm alive, show your appreciation by sharing or creating opportunities for professional development and capacity-building for your volunteers. You may invite them to attend webinars or e-courses, offer letters of reference or custom certificates of completion at the end of their term, share networking opportunities with them, and formally recognize their status in the form of volunteer badges and other perks.
The advantage of working with volunteers remotely is that you may cross paths with talented individuals who live in cities and countries outside of your own.
Whether you are working with volunteers close to home or far away, make sure that you follow the same safety and wellbeing protocols as you would with your in-office staff.
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