September 5, 2010

Nonprofits are Embracing Social Networks

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In this special report on nonprofits' use of social networking, learn how nonprofits are utilizing social networking. In this report, you will learn:

  • How many members do nonprofits have on their social network communities?
  • How are nonprofits marketing their Are nonprofits successfully getting revenue from social networks?

Download the free report from our recent survey of nearly 1,000 nonprofit executives.

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After serving not-for-profit organizations for several years and creating social networks that serve millions of users, ThePort Network continued to see a need for education, best practices and models for how to maximize the use of social media to meet organizational goals of not-for-profit organizations. While many organizations exist to serve not-for-profit organizations, such as ASAE & The Center, AFPChicagoland Association Forum, and NTEN, their broad focus on not-for-profits prevent them from establishing a deep focus on media.

To fill this need and to supplement the work of not-for-profit organizations that ThePort sponsors, the  Social Institute was established in early 2010 to provide one venue for distributing valuable content that specifically focuses on the variety of social media issues and their implications on constituent-based organizations.

The mission of the Social Institute is to provide all types of not-for-profit organizations with a dynamic learning center and online destination on which organizations can rely for education and insight into the wide variety of disciplines contained within social media, and to re-discover traditional disciplines that are being transformed through social media. The Social Institute seeks to provide education that goes beyond fundamentals and offers original research to provide the not-for-profit community with benchmarking statistics.

The Social Institute is currently solely funded by ThePort Network, but the aim is to grow the Institute through partnerships that blend a wide variety of educational institutions, corporations, and organizations that represent the social sector to offer a trusted online resource on which constituent-based organizations can safely  rely.  

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