I was a guest on two podcasts related to fundraising for your nonprofit. Links are below to The Fundraising Authority and Third Space Studio.
“Understanding Charity Registration” on The Fundraising Authority
“Launching a Planned Giving Program” on Third Space Studio
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Michael Davidson & Brett Carey: Youth on Boards
Have you considered reducing the average age of your board members? Would you bring on a teenager? What are the issues with millennial board members around recruiting, engaging and retaining? Dr. Brett Carey was on his first board at 18. Board coach Michael Davidson returns to add his perspective.
Brad Shaw: Crazy Good Turns
Rather than Nonprofit Radio, here’s the podcast you want to pitch to tell your story. They even have hats and bumper stickers. Crazy Good Turns host Brad Shaw shares what they’re about.
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John Federico, principal of The New Rules, shares what podcasting is and how to do it in support of outreach for your nonprofit. How do you get started with budget, gear, content and distribution? Maybe you’ll start your own internet radio show.
Please take a moment to take the survey for this week’s segment with John! You’ll find it here at the end of the guest and segment descriptions. Thank you!
Scott Koegler is our regular tech contributor and the editor of Nonprofit Technology News. We’ll talk about Twitter organization pages. What are they? Should you jump in? How do you get started?
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Here is the link to the podcast: 074: Podcasting Primer & Twitter Organization Pages
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