On 21 April 2009 I presented to the Fundraising Institute of New Zealand, Central Division learning lunch. It was the AGM with a free lunch, so there was a good turnout.
My talk was a follow-up to an article published in Foresee Communications “Fundraising in New Zealand”, called “A Toe in the Water: using social networks for good causes” in September 2008. I blogged about the talk here, “Earlier today …. a toe in the water {revisited} talk“.
On this page you’ll find:
- My presentation - view here or at Slideshare
- Website links referred to in my presentation - let me know if I missed any
- Some other useful resources - still working on this
Websites mentioned
ConnectingUp 08 conference, Brisbane
CommunityNet Aotearoa website
CommunityCentral network
Forest & Bird blog
Sounz on YouTube
Hitwise - website statistics
World Internet Project, NZ report, AUT
WFF Climate Action Witness on flickr
End child poverty in New Zealand by 2020 - Facebook cause
WiserEarth network
Intrepid Volunteer Challenge - Ning networking site
Downtown Community Ministry on twitter
flickr Creative Commons photos
Give a little gifting website
Oxfam - website, YouTube, Facebook, flickr and twitter
Sharing Foundation
Other resources
Examples, exemplars
Giving Good Poke: Personal, Socially Networked Fundraising wiki - Beth Kanter
Using Metrics To Harvest Insights About Your Social Media Strategy (16 Jan 2009) - Beth Kanter
Talks and webinars
ConnectingUp 08 keynote presentations, including Bill Strathmann, Network for Good; and Beth Kanter
NTEN/TechSoup Global Webinar Series: Social Media and Storytelling - free online webinars, Jan-Feb 2009
Other guides
The 2008 Online Fundraising Survival Guide: 12 Winning Strategies to Survive & Thrive in a Down Economy, by Network for Good
Using the Internet to Raise Funds and Build Donor Relationships: Tools, Tips and Techniques for Boosting Donations (PDF), by Convivio
“GENERATION G”: That would be G for ‘Generosity’, not G for ‘Greed’ 
by trendwatching.com
Global Faces and Networked Places: A Nielsen report on Social Networking’s New Global Footprint
Two guides on twitter….
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