8. “Just as brains can do things that no single neuron can do, can social networks do things that no single person can do”Professors Nicholas Christakis and James Fowler
13. Theyengagepeople to shapeandsharetheir work in order to raiseawarenessof social issues, organize communities to provideservicesoradvocate for legislation. In thelongrun, they are helping to makethe world a safer, fairer, healthierplace to live.NetworkedNonprofits are simpleandtransparentorganizations.
56. VOLUNTARIOSONLINE.ORG.BR in Social Netwoks Our Facebook, Twitter, Youtube channels, and Blog, have a crucial role in the ways we mobilize our stakeholders’ chain. Today, we increasingly recruit volunteers and integrate Non-profits through these channels, disseminate our campaigns and create connections betweenpeopleand causes, as visibility of volunteering opportunities keeps growing.
60. Charity: Water Anidea- Charity: Water 3 years - US$ 13 million -800 000 peoplebenefited http://www.dragonflyeffect.com/blog/dragonfly-in-action/case-studies/charitywater/
61. Charity: Water Actionsthatmade it possible: Social Media Campaigns Twitter Festival MyCharity:WaterBrithday http://www.dragonflyeffect.com/blog/dragonfly-in-action/case-studies/charitywater/
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