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Cassie Bair, October 29th, 2012
Hurricane Sandy is predicted to be a life threatening storm for the U.S. Millions of people are likely to be impacted. Most will reach for their mobile phone out of habit to get the latest news on the storm, their communities and loved ones through calls, internet, text, social media and more. But at a [...]
Categories: mGive Blog, Uncategorized Tags: 90999, American Red Cross, donate sms, Hurricane Sandy, mgive, mobile accord, nonprofit technology network, nptech
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Jenifer Snyder, February 14th, 2012
Happy “143” Day! (That’s Happy “I Love You” day in text-messaging terms!) Today I would like to share my love and my blog space with a few nonprofit organizations focused on heart related causes. We can all be affected by heart disease, whether you’re young, old, man or woman. So in the spirit of raising [...]
Categories: mGive Guest Posts Tags: 50555, 90999, mGiving, mobile marketer, nptech, SMS Donation, Text Donations
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Angela Whaley, January 24th, 2012
Over the past year, mGive has seen a multitude of mobile campaigns through from inception to completion. As the mobile industry evolves, so do we – as consumers, creators and even participants. Yet, our goal remains the same: to educate, engage and empower nonprofits and their stakeholders through our groundbreaking utilization of SMS (text message) [...]
Categories: Case Studies, mGive Blog, mGive Guest Posts Tags: 90999, best friends animal society, Effective Mobile Communication, mgive, mGiving, mobile accord, mobile campaigns, mobile donations, mobile fundraising, mobile marketing, Text Message Donations
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mGive, March 17th, 2011
March 17th, 2011: It has been almost exactly a week since the 8.9 magnitude earthquake hit Japan and spurred a tsunami that hit Japan and other parts of the Pacific. Even though relief efforts began almost instantly and fundraising efforts have had an amazing response, there is still much to be done. CNN sites that [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: 90999, American Idol, donate sms, earthquake, Idol on Fox, Japan, mgive, mGiving, mobile accord, Mobile Donation, mobile donations, mobile fund raising, mobile fundraising, mobile giving, non profit donations, Pacific Tsunami, red cross, SMS Donation, sms donations, text donation, Text Donations, Text Message Donation, Text Message Donations, text to donate, text to give, Tsunami
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mGive, March 11th, 2011
March 11th 2011: A magnitude 8.9 earthquake hit Japan today, followed by several aftershocks with magnitudes as high as 6.0. The quake also triggered a tsunami that hit Japan, Hawaii and parts of the United States west coast. According to CNN, buildings have collapsed, power plants have seen explosions and massive fires, and water walls [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: 50555, 90999, Convoy for Hope, donate sms, GlobalGiving, Japan, mgive, mGiving, mobile accord, Mobile Donation, mobile donations, mobile fund raising, mobile fundraising, mobile giving, non profit donations, red cross, SMS Donation, sms donations, text donation, Text Donations, Text Message Donation, Text Message Donations, text to donate, text to give, Tsunami, Wave, World ReliefCorp of National Association of Evangelicals
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mGive, March 8th, 2011
Today March 8th 2011, marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day. According to Women Watch, the day was commemorated for the first time on March 19th, 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland, following its establishment during the Socialist International meeting the prior year. More than one million women and men attended rallies on [...]
Categories: mGive Blog Tags: 50555, 90999, donate sms, Girl Up, International Women's Day, mgive, mGiving, Mobile Donation, mobile donations, mobile fund raising, mobile fundraising, mobile giving, non profit donations, SMS Donation, sms donations, text donation, Text Donations, Text Message Donation, Text Message Donations, text to donate, text to give, United Nations Foundation, V-Day
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