Divine Integration
Social media is
just the latest way the International Fellowship
of Christians and Jews honors its leader’s
commitment to
innovation and a
multichannel approach to awareness and
fundraising.
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The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, established in 1983 to promote understanding between members of two major, often at-odds religions and build broad support for Israel, was one of the first nonprofit organizations to devote a full-time position to social media.
FundRaising Success met Christina Johns, the person who fills that position, a few years ago when she approached us with the idea of writing a column for what was then the magazine's Giving 2.0 e-letter. We liked her drive, her youthful energy and her easy grasp of social media, which seemed at the time to be throwing most of the world of nonprofit marketing, communications and fundraising into a tizzy.
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