Sarah Ford | October 7, 2014
Oct. 9th Google Hangout: “#GivingTuesday Ideas with the Biggest ROI”
This Thursday, October 9, 2014, at 12:30 PM (EDT), Double the Donation and Greater Giving will be hosting a Google Hangout with guest speakers Kait Sheridan, Director of Partnerships & Programs at 92Y (co-creator of #GivingTuesday), Colin Schmidt, Executive Director at America Scores Bay Area, and Sarah Ford, Associate Marketing Manager at America’s Charities.
The Google Hangout will touch on social media, email campaigns, donation pages, matching gifts, and more ways to plan for a successful 2014 #GivingTuesday. At the end of the Webinar, two case studies and a #GivingTuesday planning checklist will be available for download.
NOTE: You will need a Gmail account to join the Google Hangout.
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