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Giving to Haiti via text messaging shattered all kinds of records, and now the Pew Charitable Trust has done a long-term study to uncover who gave and what their other philanthropic habits are. Perhaps encouraging was the outpouring of support from citizens ready to micro-donate to the ‘Text To Haiti’ campaign. Most of those who gave to Haiti, though, have also given, via text messaging, to subsequent disaster-relief campaigns. MORE
25, 2010, an evocative piece called “The Resurrection of the Dead” by Frantz Zephirin , The New Yorker will donate profits from print sales to Partners in Health , a charity based in Boston serving health care needs in Haiti, Malawi, Peru, Rwanda and elsewhere. Janus Alden Keene Cause Marketing Database Haiti Earthquake Limited Edition The New Yorker Frantz Zephirin MORE
Kirsten McIlvenna is the Communications Director for International Child Care (USA), a nonprofit seeking to change the conditions of poverty in Haiti and the Dominican Republic by promoting health and empowerment. Although it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day life in her US office, she feels the most fulfillment when she gets to visit the programs in Haiti and the DR to meet and build relationships with those she works each day to help. Kirsten McIlvenna. MORE
The Knight Foundation released a study, Real Time Charitable Giving , recently on the giving by text spearheaded in the immediate aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti. Here are a few great nuggets from the study: Donors to support Haiti were impulse buyers. Uncategorized American Red Cross Haiti Knight Foundation text giving Wendy Harman MORE
And so it has been with Haiti. So what does a charity working in Haiti do? Not as fast as some other massive humanitarian emergencies, but fast. It’s always that way with crises. Here is Network for Good’s data: The Internet and mobile are ideally matched to charitable giving at times of disaster, when technology can turn the impulse to help into a donation within seconds. But disaster giving online follows a “fast but fleeting” pattern. MORE
In the aftermath of the Haiti Earthquake, cause marketing campaigns sprouted up spontaneously and they worked. Haiti Earthquake Red Campaign Humprey Bogart Christina Aguilera Alfred Hitchcock World Food Programme Keep a Child Alive. Alfred Hitchcock, the legendary filmmaker, used to speak of a movies’ “MacGuffin” or plot device. “In In crook stories it is always the necklace and in spy stories it is always the papers,” he said. MORE
A year ago, Bryan Miller at Giving in a digital world made an online contribution to each of ten UK charities raising money to assist earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. Then he sat back and collected the avalanche of mail and online follow-up appeals he received. Let’s say the results were not uniformly impressive! Here is his accounting. He’s done a spectacular job of wading through what appeared on his ‘donor’s doormat’ … here are his conclusions. MORE
World Central Kitchen was founded by chef and activist José Andres in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. After the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, our founder José felt compelled by the news and flew down. One of our first programs is our culinary school in Port-Au-Prince, which helps train aspiring chefs from Haiti and give them the skills they need to obtain jobs in Haiti’s growing tourism industry. MORE
According to a NY times article,the Red Cross has raised $2M in donations for Haiti disaster relief through text messages. link] The article also states that the funds take 90 days. 90 days. 90 days to get to the Red. MORE
I was reading an article a few days ago about an issue campaign that had been canceled and was struck by the sentence, "They blamed the tough economy and people focusing charitable efforts on Haiti for the lack of donations to their effort." It is also true that some donors have had to chose whether to give their recent gifts to "their usual causes" or to the emergency in Haiti. MORE
Mobile giving for Haiti is well over $7 million already. Here are my thoughts on the impact of technology on fundraising and the relief effort in an interview last night on Marketplace. If you haven’t given yet, please do MORE
The Chronicle of Fundraising is doing an excellent job of monitoring giving response to the Haiti disaster. Over the weekend, Roger and I have been in touch with a variety of players "off the record" with inside perspective on the online fundraising aspects of the Haiti response. " Another savvy practitioner calls the Haiti fundraising experience a "game changer." MORE
million in Haiti donations, offers some good observations about the experience. In the case of Haiti, donations peaked within two days of the disaster, then quickly declined. Network for Good, which itself processed $5.3 In their article, each of the following points is examined: Major charities represented, but smaller organizations raised significant funds. More places to give online during a crisis creates big range in average gift size. MORE
Haiti relief played a strong role in growing aggregate online fundraising. The vertical most impacted by the Haiti event was the Disaster & Relief vertical, growing 38% from 2009 to 2010. Independent of the Haiti event, however, Disaster & Relief still grew at a healthy 23% from 2009 to 2010. Email List Building Online Fundraising benchmarks Convio Haiti MORE
I was intrigued by this story in The New York Times Bits Blog that reports on research recently conducted on donors who used text messages to send gifts to charities after the Haiti earthquake. The finding of the study is that even though there was a surge in mobile giving for Haiti earthquake relief, that surge did not translate into either ongoing growth in mobile giving or into further giving through other channels. MORE
And the situation in Haiti requires philanthropy first. A lot of companies have already struck the right chord with philanthropy by donating millions to the Haiti earthquake victims. Additionally, some companies, like Starbucks, have carved out areas within their stores where customers can make donations to Haiti. For Haiti, I think point-of-sale might be perceived as too aggressive and opportunistic. Maybe cause marketing has no place in helping Haiti. MORE
Janis Walton lives in Gonavies, Haiti and is the Director of Special Projects and Liaison to the English Speaking Community for Eben-Ezer Mission Inc. Indigenously established and led, Eben-Ezer was started in 1969 and is one of the top five NGO’s in Haiti. I also live in Haiti which changes things up a bit! I arranged for a guy to travel with me, so I wouldn’t be wandering around Haiti alone. Janis Walton. MORE
Abby’s Bio: Abby is the Director of Communications & Outreach at the Community Coalition for Haiti. The best part of her job is sharing amazing stories of how we’re transforming people’s lives in Haiti with medical care, goats and chickens, and better schools. Abby Gwaltney. Please note that pictured here are 50% of my children and less than half of the pets currently quarantining with me as I work from home. MORE
Dear Friends:By now we've all heard of or seen pictures from the deadly earthquake in the beleaguered country of Haiti.Here's a list of charities operating in Haiti or heading there now with relief. I'll add one more; a small charity that's been in Haiti for more than 10 years and was founded by the friend of a friend. Tags: Haiti Earthquake MORE
We’re departing from our pre-announced “schedule&# today to express our own concern for the people of Haiti … and our gratitude to the millions of people — including, we suspect, our readers — who have responded to this disaster with financial aid. million; American Red Cross, $1 million via its website and another million via its mobile campaign , in which a text to “Haiti&# triggers a $10 contribution. MORE
A year ago this month, along with millions of others world-wide, I donated online in response to the terrible earthquake that hit Haiti. Like the three I’ve been sent by UNICEF: two about Haiti and one other emergency appeal. MORE
The people of Haiti will not be safe for many weeks or more likely many, many months. Diva Marketing is a wee voice within the billions of web pages on the Internet; however, I couldn't let the opportunity of using the space on this site go by without an acknowledgment, of what my friend Geoff Livingston says, goes beyond the damage of a hurricane to the devastation of poverty. Today Max and took a walk in the rain. MORE
Currently, the site features Haiti efforts and efforts for World Malaria Day. Tags: Twitterverse Uncategorized Haiti hope hope140 Malaria nonprofit social good social media for social good twitter twitter for good Twitter for Social Good There’s been a development with Twitter (surprise). But this time, it’s for social good. A little link found itself on the Twitter homepage, and with it, Twitter has entered a more formal “Twitter for Social Good&# status. MORE
Back when the Haiti disaster struck, and $35 million was donated via mobile text, I was castigated by various Agitator readers (including my esteemed colleague Roger Craver), for questioning: " But is this really fundraising? " I hoped we would see creative ways, or at least attempts, to continue engaging this mobile audience who sent $35 million to Haiti." MORE
Kenny highlights an issue that we saw coming after the mobile giving fad in Haiti. Nonprofits may Not Profit from Charitable Texts. Suprise! TXT-to-give is inneficient and not cost effective. Apps on smartphones are the way to go. MORE
Storytelling & Communications Director , Haiti Partners (Location Flexible). Please post your nonprofit marketing position here for full-time or part-time staff, consulting or internship opportunities. New Opportunities. Communications Specialist , National Association of Dental Plans (Dallas, TX). Communications Specialist , The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center (Cortez, CO). MORE
Tags: Haiti Earthquake Betsy Walton Boooooom.com. MORE
The place where I work recently had a Haiti benefit. Tags: Capplause cause marketing cause-related marketing credit union haiti pinup I just had to share this. Last week I got an e-mail out of the blue from Dan Rosenfield. After convincing some of the other staff, we implemented our first pinup campaign, which played a huge part in fundraising. Credit unions are a perfect match for cause marketing; POS + social mission built in. MORE
Branding and Messages communications network crisis communication disaster fundraising haiti Japanese earthquake nonprofit communication nonprofit marketing planning reliefWhat is the place of nonprofit communications in the wake of disaster, particularly when this most recent crisis of epic proportions—the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami disasters in Japan—is rightly dominating our minds and conversations, as well as the media? MORE
There have been many stories around the world of generosity shown in response to the terrible earthquake that hit Haiti in January. Tags: Online fundraising Sponsored events Bryan Miller Charlie Simpson Haiti Earthquake justgiving UNICEF MORE
Looks like the big cell phone carriers will be waiving their fees for the Haiti texts. It's unclear what those fees actually are. Is it the fee for the text or a fee for processing the transaction or both? link]. MORE
I think of Haiti as a perfect example. It is great to see how much people are giving to Haiti, but they are mainly one-time gifts. Almost all of the individuals who are giving to Haiti will not continue an ongoing investment in rebuilding and changing the lives of people in Haiti. When I look at Haiti as an example of the new kind of donor loyalty I’m not sure if I should be encouraged or discouraged. Is donor loyalty changing? MORE
There have been many stories around the world of generosity shown in response to the terrible earthquake that hit Haiti in January. Tags: Online fundraising Sponsored events Bryan Miller Charlie Simpson Haiti Earthquake justgiving UNICEF MORE
Haiti relief played a strong role in growing aggregate online fundraising. The vertical most impacted by the Haiti event was the Disaster & Relief vertical, growing 38% from 2009 to 2010. Independent of the Haiti event, however, Disaster & Relief still grew at a healthy 23% from 2009 to 2010. Email List Building Online Fundraising benchmarks Convio Haiti MORE
Tags: Causerants cause marketing cause-related marketing causeshift haiti MORE
I've read, here and there, about The Smoking Gun 's January 14, 2010 post (including a 1/15 update on the post) which poses a series of questions about the spending pattern of Ye'le Haiti the charitable foundation started by Wyclef Jean , a native Haitian and former member of hip hop group, The Fugees. He has since continued fundraising for his foundation so it may provide its programs for the people of Haiti. Tags: donors fundraising Haiti earthquake MORE
In response to questions I’ve been receiving, here are a few groups that are providing immediate crisis help to people devastated by the latest tragedy in Haiti. My thanks to Liza Sabater, and Andy Carvin and his colleagues at NPR: YELÉ Haiti or donate $5 by texting YELE to 501501 From their donation page: Yele Haiti is [.]. Tags: Social Media Direct Relief International Doctors without Borders Oxfam America Yele Haiti MORE
She wrote this before the Haiti disaster, so I’m sure the results have grown since then. And thanks for your hard work for Haiti. I’ll confess it right here: I love a good makeover show. My daughters and I are avid fans of What Not to Wear. I also adore a good nonprofit website makeover, though they are harder to find than reruns of Stacy and Clinton steering women away from shapeless clothes. Most nonprofit websites are still at the “before” stage. MORE
My wonderfully provacative blogger friend Eric Foley says we should stop looking at Haiti as a diversion from our own missions, and I could not agree more. Read his whole post today, and especially note this good advice: So if you are a nonprofit and you suspect your donations are down due to the Haiti disaster, what should you do? Don’t–just don’t–write your donors and draw comparisons between the disaster in Haiti and the disaster your cause addresses. MORE
Before digging into American Red Cross' stellar communications on the Haitian earthquake relief effort, I urge you to contribute to help the people of Haiti. At the moment of, I wanted to tip my hat to the American Red Cross for its immediate and creative communications strategy on the situation in Haiti and fundraising for relief efforts (through its International Response Fund ). The Red Cross outlines its preparation in surrounding countries for entering Haiti today. MORE
We saw similar efforts after the Haiti Earthquake in January 2010. Haiti Earthquake Infiniti Instant-On Cause Marketing Matching Donations Japan Earthquake and TsunamiThe horrendous 2011 T?hoku hoku earthquake struck Japan at 2:46 pm local time on Friday, March 11, 2011. On Thursday, March 17, 2011, not even six days later when you consider that Japan is a day ahead of North America, I received the appeal to the left in my email box. MORE
It can’t come to soon for those in Haiti, but cause marketers… including some from smaller entities… are using the power of cause marketing to support relief efforts in the earthquake battered country.What follows is a representative few. Tags: Mafia Wars Haiti Earthquake Bongos Cuban Cafe Gloria Estafan Farmville Zynga George Clooney American Red Cross Paper Culture World Vision World Food Programme Replay Photos MORE
What’s the proper way to remember man-made disasters like 9/11 or natural disasters like the earthquakes in Turkey, China, or Japan, or the hurricane in Haiti, or the tsunami in Asia, all of which have taken place since 9/11? USGA Haiti Earthquake Denny's Kaizen Abraham Lincoln Edmund Burke Japan Earthquake and Tsunami 9-11Yesterday was the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. MORE
Haiti Related Topics Cause Related Marketing
JANUARY 13, 2010
Dear Friends:By now we've all heard of or seen pictures from the deadly earthquake in the beleaguered country of Haiti.Here's a list of charities operating in Haiti or heading there now with relief. I'll add one more; a small charity that's been in Haiti for more than 10 years and was founded by the friend of a friend. Tags: Haiti Earthquake
Non Profit Marketing 360
JANUARY 31, 2012
Giving to Haiti via text messaging shattered all kinds of records, and now the Pew Charitable Trust has done a long-term study to uncover who gave and what their other philanthropic habits are. Perhaps encouraging was the outpouring of support from citizens ready to micro-donate to the ‘Text To Haiti’ campaign. Most of those who gave to Haiti, though, have also given, via text messaging, to subsequent disaster-relief campaigns.
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Blue Sky Collaborative
JANUARY 15, 2010
Looks like the big cell phone carriers will be waiving their fees for the Haiti texts. It's unclear what those fees actually are. Is it the fee for the text or a fee for processing the transaction or both? link].
A. Fine Blog
JANUARY 14, 2010
In response to questions I’ve been receiving, here are a few groups that are providing immediate crisis help to people devastated by the latest tragedy in Haiti. My thanks to Liza Sabater, and Andy Carvin and his colleagues at NPR: YELÉ Haiti or donate $5 by texting YELE to 501501 From their donation page: Yele Haiti is [.]. Tags: Social Media Direct Relief International Doctors without Borders Oxfam America Yele Haiti
Selfish Giving
JANUARY 20, 2010
And the situation in Haiti requires philanthropy first. A lot of companies have already struck the right chord with philanthropy by donating millions to the Haiti earthquake victims. Additionally, some companies, like Starbucks, have carved out areas within their stores where customers can make donations to Haiti. For Haiti, I think point-of-sale might be perceived as too aggressive and opportunistic. Maybe cause marketing has no place in helping Haiti.
The Agitator
APRIL 29, 2010
Back when the Haiti disaster struck, and $35 million was donated via mobile text, I was castigated by various Agitator readers (including my esteemed colleague Roger Craver), for questioning: " But is this really fundraising? " I hoped we would see creative ways, or at least attempts, to continue engaging this mobile audience who sent $35 million to Haiti."
A. Fine Blog
FEBRUARY 1, 2012
The Knight Foundation released a study, Real Time Charitable Giving , recently on the giving by text spearheaded in the immediate aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti. Here are a few great nuggets from the study: Donors to support Haiti were impulse buyers. Uncategorized American Red Cross Haiti Knight Foundation text giving Wendy Harman
Selfish Giving
JUNE 1, 2010
The place where I work recently had a Haiti benefit. Tags: Capplause cause marketing cause-related marketing credit union haiti pinup I just had to share this. Last week I got an e-mail out of the blue from Dan Rosenfield. After convincing some of the other staff, we implemented our first pinup campaign, which played a huge part in fundraising. Credit unions are a perfect match for cause marketing; POS + social mission built in.
Diva Marketing Blog
JANUARY 17, 2010
The people of Haiti will not be safe for many weeks or more likely many, many months. Diva Marketing is a wee voice within the billions of web pages on the Internet; however, I couldn't let the opportunity of using the space on this site go by without an acknowledgment, of what my friend Geoff Livingston says, goes beyond the damage of a hurricane to the devastation of poverty. Today Max and took a walk in the rain.
The Nonprofit Consultant
FEBRUARY 18, 2010
I was reading an article a few days ago about an issue campaign that had been canceled and was struck by the sentence, "They blamed the tough economy and people focusing charitable efforts on Haiti for the lack of donations to their effort." It is also true that some donors have had to chose whether to give their recent gifts to "their usual causes" or to the emergency in Haiti.
Getting Attention
JANUARY 13, 2010
Before digging into American Red Cross' stellar communications on the Haitian earthquake relief effort, I urge you to contribute to help the people of Haiti. At the moment of, I wanted to tip my hat to the American Red Cross for its immediate and creative communications strategy on the situation in Haiti and fundraising for relief efforts (through its International Response Fund ). The Red Cross outlines its preparation in surrounding countries for entering Haiti today.
The Agitator
JANUARY 17, 2010
The Chronicle of Fundraising is doing an excellent job of monitoring giving response to the Haiti disaster. Over the weekend, Roger and I have been in touch with a variety of players "off the record" with inside perspective on the online fundraising aspects of the Haiti response. " Another savvy practitioner calls the Haiti fundraising experience a "game changer."
The Agitator
MARCH 11, 2010
million in Haiti donations, offers some good observations about the experience. In the case of Haiti, donations peaked within two days of the disaster, then quickly declined. Network for Good, which itself processed $5.3 In their article, each of the following points is examined: Major charities represented, but smaller organizations raised significant funds. More places to give online during a crisis creates big range in average gift size.
The Agitator
JANUARY 14, 2010
We’re departing from our pre-announced “schedule&# today to express our own concern for the people of Haiti … and our gratitude to the millions of people — including, we suspect, our readers — who have responded to this disaster with financial aid. million; American Red Cross, $1 million via its website and another million via its mobile campaign , in which a text to “Haiti&# triggers a $10 contribution.
Selfish Giving
JANUARY 27, 2010
Tags: Causerants cause marketing cause-related marketing causeshift haiti
Giving in a Digital World
MARCH 9, 2010
There have been many stories around the world of generosity shown in response to the terrible earthquake that hit Haiti in January. Tags: Online fundraising Sponsored events Bryan Miller Charlie Simpson Haiti Earthquake justgiving UNICEF
Giving in a Digital World
MARCH 9, 2010
There have been many stories around the world of generosity shown in response to the terrible earthquake that hit Haiti in January. Tags: Online fundraising Sponsored events Bryan Miller Charlie Simpson Haiti Earthquake justgiving UNICEF
Nonprofit Marketing Blog
JANUARY 15, 2010
Mobile giving for Haiti is well over $7 million already. Here are my thoughts on the impact of technology on fundraising and the relief effort in an interview last night on Marketplace. If you haven’t given yet, please do
Giving in a Digital World
JANUARY 27, 2011
A year ago this month, along with millions of others world-wide, I donated online in response to the terrible earthquake that hit Haiti. Like the three I’ve been sent by UNICEF: two about Haiti and one other emergency appeal.
Nonprofit Marketing Blog
JANUARY 26, 2010
And so it has been with Haiti. So what does a charity working in Haiti do? Not as fast as some other massive humanitarian emergencies, but fast. It’s always that way with crises. Here is Network for Good’s data: The Internet and mobile are ideally matched to charitable giving at times of disaster, when technology can turn the impulse to help into a donation within seconds. But disaster giving online follows a “fast but fleeting” pattern.
Seeking Grant Money Today
JANUARY 31, 2010
I've read, here and there, about The Smoking Gun 's January 14, 2010 post (including a 1/15 update on the post) which poses a series of questions about the spending pattern of Ye'le Haiti the charitable foundation started by Wyclef Jean , a native Haitian and former member of hip hop group, The Fugees. He has since continued fundraising for his foundation so it may provide its programs for the people of Haiti. Tags: donors fundraising Haiti earthquake
Getting Attention
MARCH 24, 2011
Branding and Messages communications network crisis communication disaster fundraising haiti Japanese earthquake nonprofit communication nonprofit marketing planning reliefWhat is the place of nonprofit communications in the wake of disaster, particularly when this most recent crisis of epic proportions—the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami disasters in Japan—is rightly dominating our minds and conversations, as well as the media?
Cause Related Marketing
JANUARY 26, 2010
It can’t come to soon for those in Haiti, but cause marketers… including some from smaller entities… are using the power of cause marketing to support relief efforts in the earthquake battered country.What follows is a representative few. Tags: Mafia Wars Haiti Earthquake Bongos Cuban Cafe Gloria Estafan Farmville Zynga George Clooney American Red Cross Paper Culture World Vision World Food Programme Replay Photos
SocialButterfly
APRIL 25, 2010
Currently, the site features Haiti efforts and efforts for World Malaria Day. Tags: Twitterverse Uncategorized Haiti hope hope140 Malaria nonprofit social good social media for social good twitter twitter for good Twitter for Social Good There’s been a development with Twitter (surprise). But this time, it’s for social good. A little link found itself on the Twitter homepage, and with it, Twitter has entered a more formal “Twitter for Social Good&# status.
Cause Related Marketing
SEPTEMBER 12, 2011
What’s the proper way to remember man-made disasters like 9/11 or natural disasters like the earthquakes in Turkey, China, or Japan, or the hurricane in Haiti, or the tsunami in Asia, all of which have taken place since 9/11? USGA Haiti Earthquake Denny's Kaizen Abraham Lincoln Edmund Burke Japan Earthquake and Tsunami 9-11Yesterday was the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Cause Related Marketing
FEBRUARY 4, 2010
Tags: Haiti Earthquake Betsy Walton Boooooom.com.
Cause Related Marketing
MARCH 23, 2011
We saw similar efforts after the Haiti Earthquake in January 2010. Haiti Earthquake Infiniti Instant-On Cause Marketing Matching Donations Japan Earthquake and TsunamiThe horrendous 2011 T?hoku hoku earthquake struck Japan at 2:46 pm local time on Friday, March 11, 2011. On Thursday, March 17, 2011, not even six days later when you consider that Japan is a day ahead of North America, I received the appeal to the left in my email box.
DonorDigital
JANUARY 13, 2012
I was intrigued by this story in The New York Times Bits Blog that reports on research recently conducted on donors who used text messages to send gifts to charities after the Haiti earthquake. The finding of the study is that even though there was a surge in mobile giving for Haiti earthquake relief, that surge did not translate into either ongoing growth in mobile giving or into further giving through other channels.
Cause Related Marketing
JANUARY 19, 2011
In the aftermath of the Haiti Earthquake, cause marketing campaigns sprouted up spontaneously and they worked. Haiti Earthquake Red Campaign Humprey Bogart Christina Aguilera Alfred Hitchcock World Food Programme Keep a Child Alive. Alfred Hitchcock, the legendary filmmaker, used to speak of a movies’ “MacGuffin” or plot device. “In In crook stories it is always the necklace and in spy stories it is always the papers,” he said.
Cause Related Marketing
MARCH 8, 2011
25, 2010, an evocative piece called “The Resurrection of the Dead” by Frantz Zephirin , The New Yorker will donate profits from print sales to Partners in Health , a charity based in Boston serving health care needs in Haiti, Malawi, Peru, Rwanda and elsewhere. Janus Alden Keene Cause Marketing Database Haiti Earthquake Limited Edition The New Yorker Frantz Zephirin
DonorDigital
JULY 12, 2011
Haiti relief played a strong role in growing aggregate online fundraising. The vertical most impacted by the Haiti event was the Disaster & Relief vertical, growing 38% from 2009 to 2010. Independent of the Haiti event, however, Disaster & Relief still grew at a healthy 23% from 2009 to 2010. Email List Building Online Fundraising benchmarks Convio Haiti
DonorDigital
JULY 12, 2011
Haiti relief played a strong role in growing aggregate online fundraising. The vertical most impacted by the Haiti event was the Disaster & Relief vertical, growing 38% from 2009 to 2010. Independent of the Haiti event, however, Disaster & Relief still grew at a healthy 23% from 2009 to 2010. Email List Building Online Fundraising benchmarks Convio Haiti
Nonprofit Marketing Blog
FEBRUARY 1, 2010
My wonderfully provacative blogger friend Eric Foley says we should stop looking at Haiti as a diversion from our own missions, and I could not agree more. Read his whole post today, and especially note this good advice: So if you are a nonprofit and you suspect your donations are down due to the Haiti disaster, what should you do? Don’t–just don’t–write your donors and draw comparisons between the disaster in Haiti and the disaster your cause addresses.
Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog
SEPTEMBER 12, 2016
Kirsten McIlvenna is the Communications Director for International Child Care (USA), a nonprofit seeking to change the conditions of poverty in Haiti and the Dominican Republic by promoting health and empowerment. Although it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day life in her US office, she feels the most fulfillment when she gets to visit the programs in Haiti and the DR to meet and build relationships with those she works each day to help. Kirsten McIlvenna.
Blue Sky Collaborative
JANUARY 14, 2010
According to a NY times article,the Red Cross has raised $2M in donations for Haiti disaster relief through text messages. link] The article also states that the funds take 90 days. 90 days. 90 days to get to the Red.
Blue Sky Collaborative
NOVEMBER 3, 2010
Kenny highlights an issue that we saw coming after the mobile giving fad in Haiti. Nonprofits may Not Profit from Charitable Texts. Suprise! TXT-to-give is inneficient and not cost effective. Apps on smartphones are the way to go.
EveryAction
JULY 23, 2018
World Central Kitchen was founded by chef and activist José Andres in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. After the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, our founder José felt compelled by the news and flew down. One of our first programs is our culinary school in Port-Au-Prince, which helps train aspiring chefs from Haiti and give them the skills they need to obtain jobs in Haiti’s growing tourism industry.
A Small Change
JUNE 23, 2010
I think of Haiti as a perfect example. It is great to see how much people are giving to Haiti, but they are mainly one-time gifts. Almost all of the individuals who are giving to Haiti will not continue an ongoing investment in rebuilding and changing the lives of people in Haiti. When I look at Haiti as an example of the new kind of donor loyalty I’m not sure if I should be encouraged or discouraged. Is donor loyalty changing?
Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog
OCTOBER 24, 2016
Janis Walton lives in Gonavies, Haiti and is the Director of Special Projects and Liaison to the English Speaking Community for Eben-Ezer Mission Inc. Indigenously established and led, Eben-Ezer was started in 1969 and is one of the top five NGO’s in Haiti. I also live in Haiti which changes things up a bit! I arranged for a guy to travel with me, so I wouldn’t be wandering around Haiti alone. Janis Walton.
Getting Attention
DECEMBER 2, 2013
Storytelling & Communications Director , Haiti Partners (Location Flexible). Please post your nonprofit marketing position here for full-time or part-time staff, consulting or internship opportunities. New Opportunities. Communications Specialist , National Association of Dental Plans (Dallas, TX). Communications Specialist , The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center (Cortez, CO).
Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog
JUNE 8, 2020
Abby’s Bio: Abby is the Director of Communications & Outreach at the Community Coalition for Haiti. The best part of her job is sharing amazing stories of how we’re transforming people’s lives in Haiti with medical care, goats and chickens, and better schools. Abby Gwaltney. Please note that pictured here are 50% of my children and less than half of the pets currently quarantining with me as I work from home.
Fundraising 123
JANUARY 26, 2011
She wrote this before the Haiti disaster, so I’m sure the results have grown since then. And thanks for your hard work for Haiti. I’ll confess it right here: I love a good makeover show. My daughters and I are avid fans of What Not to Wear. I also adore a good nonprofit website makeover, though they are harder to find than reruns of Stacy and Clinton steering women away from shapeless clothes. Most nonprofit websites are still at the “before” stage.
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