Charity is becoming more and more focused on building relationships and build a community of supporters. It's becoming less about those one-time donations and more about the recurring donations. It's about people-powered fundraising — or the power of the people.
Nhu Te, editor-in-chief of NonProfit PRO, is joined in conversation by Moshe Hecht, chief innovation officer of Charidy.com. Moshe regularly contributes to NonProfit PRO through his blog series, "The Giving Revival, " in which he calls "a sometimes too straight-talking column that challenges status-quo giving practices, inspires new and radical solutions." In a recent three-part series, Moshe dives into the idea of how we can use the power of the crowd through "new-charity."
You can read part one, part two and part three of his series on new-charity here. And if this conversation piqued some questions and/or comments, put them in the comment section below. We would love to hear your thoughts.
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Moshe Hecht, winner of the 2017 NonProfit PRO Technology Professional of the Year, is a philanthropy futurist, public speaker and chief innovation officer of Charidy, a crowdfunding platform and consulting company that has helped 3,000 organizations raise over $700 million.
Moshe's passion lies at the intersection of technology and charitable giving. When Moshe is not at the office, he is writing music and enjoying downtime with his wife and three redheaded children.
