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Webinar Integrating Crowdsourcing into In-Person Events

First giving online fundraising integration

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This presentation addresses the fundamentals of how to leverage the increasingly popular online fundraising platforms, such as First Giving, into traditional in-person events.

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WebinarIntegrating Crowdsourcing into

In-Person Events

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About Layne Gray

•Founder of •Nonprofit Fundraising Consultant

•Volunteer Fundraiser

•Background: •Technical Marketing•Conference Management

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What You’ll Learn

• In-person fundraising event categories

• Types of events most appropriate for crowdsourcing

• Steps to creating a successful event incorporating crowdsourcing

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Fundraising Event Goals

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Event Goals

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Raise money

Create buzz

Promote organization

Attract volunteers

Build a Community

Generate growth-oriented annuity

Direct Fundraising

In-direct Fundraising [Friendraising]

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In-person Fundraising Event Categories

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Fundraising Event Categories

Vertical Events Horizontal EventsTimeframe One multi-hour event From multi-hour to multi-day

Attendance Limited to size of venue Virtually unlimited

Price High; $50 – multi-$1,000’s Low barrier; $5

Appeal Social; helping the cause Broad; athletic, shopping

Activities Observer Participant

Promotion Targeted Broad

Advantages Pre-revenue & on-site More $$/attendee

Age Adult, affluent All ages, broad audience

Crowdsourced No Yes

Examples Gala, Auction, Fashion Show A-Thon: Bike, Walk, Run

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In-person Fundraising Event

Revenue Streams

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Vertical Event

Revenue Streams

Ticket Sales

Corporate Sponsors

Individual Donors

Silent/ Live Auction

Raffle

Fund In Need

On-site fundraising

Pre-eventfundraising

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Horizontal Event

Revenue Streams

Crowd sourcing

Corporate Sponsors

Silent Auction

Raffle

On-site fundraising

Pre-eventfundraising

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Hybrid Events

Revenue Streams

Ticket Sales

Corporate Sponsors

Individual DonorsSilent/ Live

Auction

Raffle

Fund In Need

On-site fundraising

Pre-eventfundraising

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Crowd sourcing

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Crowdsourcinginto Vertical Events

•Tickets: individual and group•Advanced Fund-In-Need

External

•Friendly competition between subcommittees

•Each committee member required to generate a certain level

Internal

•Generate excitement through crowdsourcing

•Make crowdsourcing an integral part of the event experience

New event

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Anatomy of a hybrid event

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Hybrid EventsThe new fundraising dynamic

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• Integrates crowdsourcing seamlessly

• Plays to the strengths of the event

• Is a reliable revenue source

• Is fun• Does not diminish the importance of the

ultimate cause

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Hybrid EventsThe new fundraising dynamic

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Hybrid Events

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Crowdsourcing Entry Fee; minimum of $1,000/team

Votes per dance pair; $25/vote

Types of organizations Schools Any nonprofit

Additional Resources n/a Professional dancers

Additional revenue Team ‘Cheat’s Votes

Difficulty in implementing

Easy;Requires volunteer teams

Moderate;Requires ‘celebrities’ & pro dancers

Other activities Dinner, Spelling Bee only

Dinner, Dancing

Average # participants 10 – 15 teams of 3 – 6 5 - 10 sets of partners

Benefits Supplemental to other fundraisers

Community-wide event

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Hybrid Event Implementation

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Announce timeframe for team sign-ups Identify professional dancers willing to participate

Create minimum entry fee i.e. $1,000 Extend invitations to local ‘celebrities’

Promote within current audience Leave enough time for teams to practice

Sell tickets like other fundraising events Sell tickets like other fundraising events

Offer ticket price range: from low (spelling bee only) to high (dinner)

Offer normal ticket pricing

Onsite: Let teams and attendees purchase ‘cheats’ for incremental $$$

Onsite: Attendees can vote for their favorite dancers

Include ceremony for winning team Include ceremony for winning team

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Summary

• Crowdsourcing has been developed to integrate into particapatory fundraising events

• Crowdsourcing can integrate more into traditional vertical fundraising events

• New types of events leverage the crowdsourcing model

• The hybrid events are complementary to both horizontal and vertical events

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Resources

• Copy of Presentation• Fundraiser-In-A-Box

– Viva SpellBound– Viva StarDance

• Fundraising Event Production & Consulting

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Thank you!

QUESTIONS?

Contact:layne [at] vivanista [dot] com

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