The Case (Studies) for Social Media
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These campaigns showcase just how much potential there is to empower constituents for brandraising and, yes, even fundraising via social media.
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Tweetsgiving
Epic Change is a small nonprofit organization missioned to amplify the voices and impact of grassroots changemakers and social entrepreneurs. One of the ways it does that is through its Tweetsgiving initiative.
Being a small organization that does just about all of its communication and outreach via social-media channels, it has built a large presence on Twitter. And in 2008, it launched the Tweetsgiving campaign. Essentially, Tweetsgiving is a 48-hour event where Epic Change encourages participants to express their thanks using social-media tools. The process is simple. Epic Change lays out the four-step process on its microsite:
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