ePhilanthropy Practices for Your Website
A presentation about ePhilanthropy and Websites delivered at the Academic Impresions conference, "ePhilanthropy for Fundraising Professionals," on July 31, 2008, in Charlotte, N.C.
Presentation description
Your web presence stands at the core of your ePhilanthropy portfolio. You drive people to it online and offline. It’s where you engage donors, make the case for their support, and help them give. In this session, you’ll learn what to keep in mind as you build or re-tool your website to boost ePhilanthropy. You’ll see great sites in action and collect ideas you can use back home.
Presentation handout
ePhilantrhopy Practices for Your Website (.pdf, 93KB) (color)
Links to sites visited during presentation
- Campaign for the Dartmouth Experience
- MSF Tsunami donation surplus
- MIT interest finder
- Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy gift registry
- Hoos Coming to Dinner (U.Va.)
- South Lawn Project media page (U.Va.)
- Lukemia and Lymphoma Society team in training
- MIT Battle of the Bots
- Network for Good charity badge
- U.Va. Arts & Sciences ways to give
- U.Va. Arts & Sciences Annual Fund online giving page
- Support French at U.Va.
- U.Va. French online giving page
- University of Calgary giving site