Thank you for attending AFP Utah's recent Virtual Fundraising Town Hall. We have included the video of the webinar below.
Thank you to those who attended our June AFP Workshop on Crisis Donors with the Park City Community Foundation. Below, please find a recording of the event. Please find the chat and recording from the event below.
If you have any questions regarding the Crisis Donors Workshop or Park City Community Foundation, please contact Alexis Brotherton, PCF Corporate Partnerships & Development Manager, at.
00:22:42 Ryan Baldwin: Live PC Give PC is amazing, on top of everything else you guys do!
00:25:04 Diego Zegarra (he/him): hi all! Quick intros: name, role, organization :)
00:31:20 Kitty Northrop Friedman (She/her/hers): Sally you cut out. We can circle back if needed!
00:32:06 Lindsay Nelson, She/Her/Hers: Congrats Andrea! That's so exciting!
00:33:27 Laura Chynoweth, Granted Fundraising Consultants: I'll be turning my video off intermittently to mitigate a poor wifi connection this morning, but I'm here! :) So happy to meet you all.
01:14:59 Diego Zegarra (he/him): lots of awareness raised in 2020!
01:15:54 Alexis Brown Brotherton (she/her/hers): Please feel free to reach out to me with questions or thoughts in the future - . Happy to connect you with my colleagues at Park City Community Foundation.
01:16:08 Sandy Craft: Thank You!!
01:16:09 Laura Chynoweth, Granted Fundraising Consultants: Thank you so much, Kitty and Diego!
01:16:15 Kitty Northrop Friedman (She/her/hers): Thank you!
01:16:18 Ryan Baldwin: Yes, thank you!
01:16:19 Diego Zegarra (he/him): Thank you for having us!
01:16:23 Lindsay Nelson, She/Her/Hers: Thank you Kitty and Diego! And thanks to everyone for joining!
01:16:23 Rachel Robertson: https://utahphilanthropyday.org/awards
01:16:32 Anna Edelman: Thank you so much!
Thank you all for participating in last week's discussion on Race and Fundraising with Janzell Tutor and Dhiraj Chand from the University of Utah. Below, please find a recording of the event. Closed captioning can also be found here.
There were many great questions that we did not have time to answer, so keep an eye on this page for the speaker's responses over the next few days.
Thank you for attending AFP Utah's recent webinar featuring Beth Wolfer of Best Friends Animal Society and TEDx SaltLakeCity.
We have included the video of the webinar below for your reference, as well as the video that Beth wasn't able to show during her presentation due to time. Lastly, here is the link to wordcounter.net. On the righthand side, you'll find reading level, among a few other tidbits.
Thank you for attending AFP Utah's recent webinar featuring the Development Team for Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Intermountain Area (RMHC). We have included the video of the webinar below, along with questions that were asked in the chat throughout the event.
What tools did you use to live stream the event?
Facebook LIve and KUTV2 live broadcast
Did the actual silent auction go for several days, or only for a few hours?
For a week prior to the event and ending the night of the event.
What avenue was the silent auction done through?
GiveSmart
With the FB Live streaming, did you also link that to a FB event invite, with live streaming details? Or was that included in the printed/electronic invites?
We marketed the FB Live Streaming on Facebook - but we did not create a Facebook event. We sent live-streaming info via email, text, and social media channels.
Did you get pushback from asking businesses for Silent Auction items?
We were wrapping up our silent auction procurement...so we had the majority of our items. We stopped actively requesting and only followed up on pending solicitations. We did have many donations come through even after we stopped soliciting.
I also think that as things start opening up there are opportunities to spotlight local businesses who may want to get more support right now. Maybe looking at the way you can spotlight donors via your social media channels or email/newsletters can become a win/win.
How long did your actual event go, night of?
We started at 5:30 with a Facebook Live. We then had the broadcast from 6-7PM. Another Facebook Live for the opportunity drawing from 7:30 - 7:45PM.
What is the auction site you work with?
Auction by ABC
Did you collect credit card information ahead of time?
Yes. That was part of the registration process in GiveSmart.
Registration had a few parts: text Spirit2020 to the phone number. It would ask for a First Name, Last Name and email. At that point, it would text them a link to the site. For our Virtual Event, we turned on additional requests for an email and mailing address. Once donors tried to bid on items, it would prompt them to add a credit card. So it takes a couple minutes, depending on how tech savvy the donors were. This is one big reason we tried to make sure that our donors pre-registered earlier in the week!
What were the 4 revenue streams?
Sponsorships, Helping Hands, Auction, Opportunity Drawing/Syndicate
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