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Five fundraising tweets for 24 May 2016

Twitter blue chalks in a tray - photo: Unsplash
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Here are five tweets that we’ve selected to cover fundraising opportunities, achievements, statistics and the occasional oddity.

1. Charity promoting charity

Charities might compete against each other for public attention and support, but the savvy ones also know when to collaborate or share the work of other organisations.

MSF UK has tweeted about Save the Children UK’s latest striking video, because it’s the right thing to do, and it helps share the reality of the kind of work that MSF itself undertakes.

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Why your supporters are wealthier than you think... Course by Catherine Miles. Background photo of two sides of a terraced street of houses.


 

2. Visualising numbers

Infographics are popular methods of displaying lots of numbers and data. They are useful for charities because they can both display the need, as a fundraising campaign gets underway, and the impact, following the success of that campaign.


 

3. Fundraising on top of the world

This mountaineer is raising the roof (of the world) about the Evening Standard’s Dispossessed Fund.


 

4. Not safe for work?

Be careful out there. These public naming opportunities are rather risky.


5. Tax-effective giving around the world

CAF looks at how other countries offer tax incentives to try to promote charitable giving.



 

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