GlobalGiving Online Fundraising Workshop in Mumbai 2016

Agenda
• Introductions
• Fundraising – Where does Online Fundraising fit?
• How to ‘Online Fundraise’
I. Using Social Media for Online Fundraising
• How GlobalGiving can help you.
I. How can you be a part of GlobalGiving?

The Story of GlobalGiving
• World Bank Executives asked to develop innovative ways to combat poverty
• Potential of global marketplace for philanthropy.
• Left the WorldBank to help the underdog
• Give visibility and access to funds to small grassroots organization that might never be funded
through traditional structures of development
• Started in 2004
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Dennis Whittle Mari Kuraishi

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Tools + Trainings
Reputation+ Visibility
$$$ Fundraising
Opportunities
Corporate
Partnerships
International
Donor base
Safe and efficient
platform
Bonus Prizes

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Over 400 Projects
from 100+
Nonprofits

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Who Am I?
• A Bangalore based Fundraiser
• India Partnerships Consultant
• GlobalGivings’s first India based team member

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Who are you?
• What is your name?
• What organization are you from?
• What does your organization do? - in less
than 3 sentences
• What is your role within the organization?
• What are your main sources of funding?
• 1 fundraising challenge
• 1 fundraising success
• 1 learning you want to take back today
Find a Partner- Tell them your story!

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Where does Online Fundraising fit in?
Online Fundraising
Offline Fundraising

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Online Giving Increases Reach
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Offline:
• Audience is limited to locality
• Donors: only people physically connected with
Online:
• Wider audience reachable - not limited
• Increases visibility
• Easier to grow

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Offline vs. Online
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Goals are still the same:
• Creating relationships
• Building Trust
• Delivering a Message
• Giving people a reason to give
• Maintaining relationships
• Continue to grow your valuable work!

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Online giving is increasing!
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Average Donation size is increasing!

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Online Fundraising Tools
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The power of crowdfunding
isn’t in the funding, it’s in the
crowd.
—Mari Kuraishi Co-Founder & President of GlobalGiving

Use Campaigns to Maintain Engagement
 What makes a campaign
successful?
• Sense of urgency
• Programmatic need
• Incentives

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Plan a SMART Campaign
1) Think in
Terms of a Campaign
• Clear Objective and Deadline
2) Develop SMART campaign goals
• Able to measure progress
• Know time and resources needed

Get Your Story Straight
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Online:
• Wider audience reachable - not limited
• Increases visibility
• Easier to grow

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5 Stories the Most Successful
Campaigns Tell
What’s Your Story?

Lets create a SMART Campaign:
Activity 1
1. Goals
2. Timelines – Deadline
3. Your one pager
• Your Story
• How will the donation be utilized? Use relatability

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Rely on Your Tribe
1) Map out your Network
• Friends, family, and other connections
2) Who can be your Advocates?
• Share your campaign on your behalf
3) Build your Community
• Find allies and advocates who share your passions

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Trust is HUGE!
How do I get advocates to work for me?
• Host them at your project
• Share insight into success and
challenges
• Develop a personal relationship
77% of millennial donors say they give when a close friend or family asks them to!

Activity 2
Mapping out your tribe –
If you needed to get an urgent message out:
How many people could you reach? How?

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Start Strong
Count on your friends to start you out right!
• Donors believe they have a greater impact on
projects that are nearly funded
Plan to go big on Day One
• The first and the last days are the most important
days of your entire campaign!

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Email like a Pro
Be Personal
• Address your emails to each individual donor!
Consider segmenting groups
• This type receives a better response than generic content
Conduct Individual Outreach
• For high-potential donors send highly personalized emails
Trust us it’s worth your time!

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Keep it Simple
Powerful fundraising emails have 4 simple components:
• a high-quality photo
• a short story about your project or
beneficiary
• a link or button to make a donation
• a clear call to action

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Grow your list of Contacts!

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Prepare to Share
1) Know your audience “social listening” before “talking
2) The Millennial Donor
Feel a part of the movement
3) Remember: it’s not all about you

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Show Your Gratitude
Thank 'em early, thank 'em often.

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Consider a Video
Anatomy of a Good video:
The 6 element that will make the difference

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Analyze Your Results
1) Check in with your team - What were the challenges?
2) Track your data - See what
worked for your audience
3) Wrap it up - Share your results
4) Ask for Feedback

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Pick a Great Platform
1) Tools and Features
2) Fee Structure
3) Ongoing Fundraising vs. One-Time Campaign
4) Tax Advantages
5) Reputation, Brand Recognition, & Vetting
6) The Bigger Picture

Activity 3
• Your Calendar – pre/during/post
• Your Communication timelines
• Build your TEAM

1. Find out what your audience likes, and stick to it.

2. Make your donors feel
special

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56% of those that support nonprofits on the Social Web confirm that compelling
storytelling is what motivates them to take action on behalf of nonprofits.
2. Tell a STORY!
*Source : Waggener Edstorm

5. Connect campaigns with festivals
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6. Make it about them!
Lets keep things in perspective
• It’s about the Community you serve
• Its about the stakeholders who are supporting you
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How to use Facebook INSIGHTS to
design an effective strategy.

The Overview Tab
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• Compare
weekly Stats
• Per Post
Performance
• Other similar
pages to watch
and compare

Stalk your audience- People/Visits Tab
• Gender
• Country
• What time of the
day are your fans
online
• Traffic source

Which type of post works best?

Organic vs. Paid
Paid ads increase reach
If you don’t have a large marketing budget,
there’s still hope!
How to increase organic reach
Post at the right times
Use visuals
Be authentic
Add a call to action

Agenda
• Introductions
• Fundraising – Where does Online Fundraising fit?
• How to ‘Online Fundraise’
I. Using Social Media for Online Fundraising
• How GlobalGiving can help you
I. How can you be a part of GlobalGiving?

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+6000
Organizations
$207M
Total Donations
508K
Unique Donors
138
Corporate Partners
165
Countries

GlobalGiving in
India
- There are 437 projects in
India
- Indian donors are the 5th
largest group of givers on
the site
- We have 8-10 strategic
partners
- Large grant giving
programs with a few
corporate partners

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GlobalGiving Sustainability
15 % Fee
2% Administration Fees
Keeps GlobalGiving sustainable as a NGO to
provide for you
Reliable connection with world wide
donors and corporate partners
3% Credit Card Fees
Covers standard credit card fees from
donors’ cards
U.S. tax deductions donations
10% Resources and Access for
Your Organization
Access to 400,000+ donors and 60+ Corporations
Free trainings, tools, and campaign strategizing
Free one-on-one consultations – call us anytime!
Donor Management and Analysis
Full Calendar of Matching Days and Organization Campaigns
Rewards and benefits for being active

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2% Administration Fees
Keeps GlobalGiving sustainable as a NGO to
provide for you
Reliable connection with world wide
donors and corporate partners
3% Credit Card Fees
Covers standard credit card fees from
donors’ cards
U.S. tax deductions donations
10% Resources and Access for
Your Organization
Access to 400,000+ Donors and 60+ Corporations
Free trainings, tools, and campaign strategizing
Free one-on-one consultations – call us anytime!
Donor Management and Analysis
Full Calendar of Matching Days and Organization Campaigns
Rewards and benefits for being active
The majority of our donors cover a portion of the fee
as they complete their donation.
Averages to
9% Fee

How To Join GlobalGiving
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1) www.globalgiving.org
2) Click JOIN tab
3) Click Green button
4) Start Application

Application Documents
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Questions about document requirements : applications@globalgiving.org

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Requirements: $5000 from 40 donors
Time Frame: 1 month
Date: March 1st - March 31st EST
Application Deadline: January 31st, 2016
Apply TODAY to automatically receive updates leading up to the challenge!
The Open Challenge

Activity: Let’s create a strategy…
GOAL : Raise $5000 from 40 donors in 1 month
1. Map out communication plan for the entire the campaign
2. Include when to use Twitter, Facebook, Email, and any other resource you use
3. Human Resource Planning

Testimonial - Arlington Academy of
Hope
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 Why GG?
 GG is helping nonprofits become more successful and effective.
 New donors, more from current donors, lapsed donors rejoin,
more exposure, matching money and bonuses.
 Some organizations and people you couldn’t reach find and
fund your organization thru GG.
 GG fee covers training and support which for AAH, has been invaluable.
 It’s a valuable credential!
 Good luck to all of you!

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