This blog post is the third in a three-part series focusing on how charities can leverage Facebook to improve existing donor relations, develop new and meaningful connections, and increase the impact of their postings through both organic means and paid advertisements.
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While social media has been around for years, we shouldn’t take for granted that everyone will know, or understand its use, especially in the workplace.
Many think blockchain today is what the internet was 30 years ago; having the potential to change many industries, including the charitable sector.
This post is the second blog in a three part series which focuses on how charities can leverage Facebook to improve existing donor relations, create new ones, and increase their impact both organically and through paid advertisements on Facebook. 
