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.
This post is the first in a three part series which focuses on how charities can leverage Facebook to improve existing donor interactions, create new connections, and increase their impact using both organic means and paid advertisements.
What do charities really need to be successful? James Temple challenges donors to think differently about nonprofit overhead and encourages everyone to strive toward ensuring an organization has the resources it needs to achieve a greater impact.
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. 
This post is the first in a three part series which focuses on how charities can leverage Facebook to improve existing donor interactions, create new connections, and increase their impact using both organic means and paid advertisements. 
Is it you, or them?
What do charities really need to be successful? James Temple challenges donors to think differently about nonprofit overhead and encourages everyone to strive toward ensuring an organization has the resources it needs to achieve a greater impact.
Changing donor perceptions about not-for-profit efficiency in Canada
