Author:
Stephen Joos, June 30th, 2010
A recent report from the Journal of Philanthropy tracked a surprising rise in the number of volunteers in America during the last year. This rise contradicts conventional wisdom which assumes that people tend to “hunker down” during periods of economic stress. The report indicates that nearly 27% of the population said that they had volunteered [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: advocacy, cell phone, human capital, journal of philanthropy, mgive, mobile, mobile accord, mobile donations, mobile giving, red cross, volunteer, volunteerism
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Author:
Stephen Joos, June 7th, 2010
Like milk and cookies, hats and gloves or wash and wax; sometimes two different things are just better when they’re together. We’re still in the early stages with using mobile technology to advance a social cause, but almost from the beginning, we have been aware of how social media can help accelerate a campaign’s success. [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: mgive, mobile donations, mobile giving, mobile technology, nptech, red cross, social media, Text Donations, text haiti
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