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Shaun Snowden, August 27th, 2008
Ordinary people have the power to affect the world in which they live. They can hold their leaders accountable, protest, and petition. They can also make a small impact by donating to the causes of their choice, joining along with the efforts of others in order to work towards a common goal. [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: Fight With Tools, Flobots, Handlebars, mgive, mobile accord, sms donations, Text Message Donations
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Shaun Snowden, August 22nd, 2008
The crowd emulates with emotions as the closing band performs it final number. The setting is a natural amphitheatre in the San Francisco Bay Area. The band takes the stage and plays a song that calls for change, for a world of hope rather than fear, and for individualism. This is the perfect [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: mgive, mobile accord, mobile donations, mobile fundraising, mobile giving, Stern Grove, Stern Grove Festival, Text Message Donations
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mGive, August 20th, 2008
Most people are willing to do charity work without recompense. I know that I would gladly spend an afternoon working in a soup kitchen, donating money, signing a petition, or holding a sign for a good cause. There is something enjoyable about giving of yourself without asking for anything in return. But it certainly isn’t [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: charity receipts, mobile donation receipts, sms donations
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mGive, August 18th, 2008
Television has, from the time of its invention, been an ideal medium for advertising.
It takes the human brain eight seconds to retain information, and just a fifteenth of a second to make a decision. So when watching television it only takes the span of a 10 to 30 second car commercial to make an impression, [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: mobile donations, rocky mountain pbs, Stand Up to Cancer, united way, video
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Author:
Stephen Joos, August 15th, 2008
Michael Stein, an internet strategist for NPOs, wrote a nice post about mGive on his blog. He outlined mGive’s services and pricing structure. He also mentioned Keep a Child Alive and their flash web widget. You can view their flash widget here: http://keepachildalive.org/media/index.php?p=textalive.
Read the Post Here
Categories: Recent News Tags: Keep a Child Alive, michael stein, Text Message Donations
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mGive, August 13th, 2008
In the past, presidential nominees have announced their running mates to America via their televisions. But it seems that Barack Obama has decided to take a minimalistic approach, and has opted for a smaller screen. Monday, registered Obama supporters received this text message on their cell phones:
“Barack will announce his VP candidate choice through txt [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: Barack Obama, mobile giving, Obama, Obama TXT, Obama VP
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