Charity Twitter social media interview questions
Take part in our Social Media Twitter Interview and help other charity non-profits learn about how you use Twitter. What is your charity’s name and mission? How long have you been using Twitter and whose idea was it? What have you enjoyed so far while using Twitter? Have there been any instances of followers doing something wonderful for you? What has been your biggest challenge to date? Do you have a Twitter tip for other charities? Send your completed questions to us and we will... Read More
Eight interviews with charities using Facebook
Here is a round-up of our Facebook charity interviews so far. If you would like to contribute, check out the questions and send your answers to us. How RP fighting blindness use Facebook Be patient, make sure you animate a group or fan-page regularly until it becomes self-sustaining. Diabetes UK using Facebook to raise awareness Having a Diabetes UK fan page encourages dialogue between fellow supporters and we’ve seen a real community emerge from this. Contact a Family – using Facebook Give... Read More
How RP Fighting Blindness use Facebook
What is your charity’s name and mission? RP Fighting Blindness exists to (1) find a cure for retinitis pigmentosa (inherited blindness) and (2) support and inform people with the condition. How long have you been using Facebook? About two years. Why do you use Facebook and which parts of it do you use? We use groups, and we wanted to reach younger people and also to be more proactive/active/dynamic. What has been the impact of Facebook supporters on your work? Great way of engaging with... Read More
Hearing Dogs barking on Twitter
What is your charity’s name and mission? Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, Our Mission: To offer greater independence, confidence and security to deaf people by providing dogs trained to alert them to chosen everyday sounds. What is your name? Sarah Grier How long have you been using Twitter and whose idea was it? I’ve been using Twitter with a personal profile for a year or so, but began the Hearing Dogs Twitter profile in January 2009. We had discussed it internally for a while and only... Read More