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Hi LinkedIn friends, colleagues, and connections, In just over four hours Seattle Pacific University's (SPU) annual Giving Day fundraising event begins! Starting at midnight, April 3rd, 2024, SPU launches our largest annual fundraising campaign with the addition of a donor incentive competition structure. The Center for Career and Calling (CCC) needs your help to reach our goal of $2,000 to support our student-centered services and programming designed to help our students prepare for their transition to the working world. If you, or someone you know, are willing to donate I urge you to review these donor challenge guidelines below to help increase the impact of your donation. This year there are many ways to play, so here is the insider scoop on the Donor Challenges. There are three main challenges that help SPU departments and programs, participating in Giving Day, get bonus rewards when you donate. 1. First and last donation of the day challenge: --- The department or program that receives the first and/or last donation of the day will receive an additional $100. ---- The first donation after the event commences at 12am PST tonight, April 3rd, 2024, will receive an additional $100 bonus. ---- The last donation of the day has to be received before the event closes at 11:59 PM PST, April 3rd, 2024 to receive the additional $100 bonus. 2. Top 3 most donors challenge: ---The top three programs or departments that receive the highest number of donors [not necessarily the most money] will win an extra: ---- $1,500 for 1st place ---- $1,000 for 2nd place ---- $500 for 3rd place 3. 10+ donor challenge: --- When our department reached 10 donors, it will unlock an additional $100. Visit our Giving Day landing page to hear more about the impact of our department/services and what our goals are for the coming year. Thank you for any support you can offer!

GIVING DAY IS HERE!! Our office, Virginia Tech Career and Professional Development (CPD), is accepting donations as a part of #VTGivingDay from now until noon tomorrow (2/22). Every dollar you donate will go directly to CPD to help students in need! Did you know that the average wage for an intern is $20.76/hour, and the average wage for a student on co-op is $20.20/hour? (https://lnkd.in/emaJZg8f) Without the financial support of these wages, many students are unable to cover the costs of unpaid internships. Virginia Tech Career and Professional Development wants to help fill these gaps for students, and we need YOUR help. By contributing to our Giving Day fund, you can help support Hokies in unpaid internships and offset other hidden costs of participating in internships such as the cost of transportation, housing, relocation, required work attire and materials, and other living expenses. If you are interested in donating, please follow this link before tomorrow (2/22) at 12:00 PM; https://lnkd.in/eDWKYb6H. We are excited to see these funds put to use because of your generosity! 

"हर बच्चा पढ़े, हर बच्चा बढ़े, यही हमारा संकल्प रहे।" The mission of Pehchaan Street School is that every child learns, every child grows. Here, we strive to empower each child through education. There are many ways to get involved with Pehchaan Street School: ▪︎Donate:-Your financial support helps us provide essential resources and expand our programs. ▪︎Volunteer:- Share your time and skills to make a direct impact on our students. ▪︎Spread the Word:- Raise awareness about our mission by sharing our story with your network. ▪︎Partner with Us:-Collaborate with us to create new opportunities and enhance our programs. #Learning #educationforall #EmpoweringEducation #TogetherWeGrow #Volunteering #internship #nonprofit #socialchange

📥 Invite your interns to the Next Gen Webinar Panel on June 18, at 1:30 p.m. ET! Attendees will hear from our panel of young professionals as they share their journeys into the nonprofit sector. Open to all university students and recent grads! 🔗 Learn more & register: https://bit.ly/4bRbpKQ #tnpaleadingedge #virtualevents #nonprofitcareers #interns #nonprofitsector #nonprofit #webinar

My day 4 Experience at On the job internship and apprenticeship program Today is another wonderful day to be participant of On the job internship and apprenticeship program at RAD5 TECH HUB sponsored by Google.org We were enlightened on Digital Marketing , Visual Content , Written Content, Content Marketing etc *Digital Marketing - The process of marketing a product online. * Visual Content - Content that are eye catching. Some tips for creating engaging visual are *Make sure the subject of the business is in focus. *Ensure 80% of the photo is the image with 20%text. *Use eye catching photographs . *Edit pictures. *Use templates . *Include key contact details and a call to action

Annual Giving: March Week One Fundraising and Story are intertwined. You can't have a good annual giving fundraising program without story. Here is the formula you should use to think about story. - The Community has a Problem - Your Organization has a Solution - The only way to Implement is with Donor Gifts Community Problem- Organization Solution- Donor Gifts to implement. To identify the Community Problem that your organization addresses- look to the vision statement. Chances are pretty good that the problem your organization is solving is the opposite of your vision. Your Organization Solution is the programs you run to address the problem. Now you need to combine this into a story. To begin this process, you need to grab a notebook and go sit in a high traffic area of your organization. Use the notebook to write down what you observe. These notes are going to form the foundation of your story. You will use the story two ways: 1) To Report: this is what you did in your impact piece. You reported back to donors about the impact their gifts made: you offered proof that your organization implemented a solution towards solving a community problem. 2) Discuss the Future: this is showing what could happen, in the future, with additional gifts to the organization. Maybe you can start a new program, expand a current offering, or maybe you just need to keep doing what you are doing. Think about your notes. Think about the impact your organization is making. The Future Impact Story is going to become the foundation of your annual giving case for support. It will power your appeal letters. Let me know what you learn about your organization. I would love to hear about the notes you took. We are digging deep. This is important work. Stick with it, getting a good story will make a huge difference in your annual giving program.

I am glad to be a participant in today's Day 3 of onThejob internship and Apprenticeship Program at RAD5 Tech Hub, sponsored by Google.org. This program is under the instrumentality of Abia state ministry of digital economy and SMEs. The aim of this program is to enlighten young people about the Tech world and how they can be fully be involved in it. Our present world lies in the hands of people who can identify and create solutions to different problems in the society. And it is the work of an Entrepreneur to identify and create business ideas which will be solutions to problems in our society. Who then can be an entrepreneur? Anyone. You can be an entrepreneur if you can identify and create business ideas, create solutions to different problems and scale through in the business industry. But you can't just wake up being one. You need to learn the steps to follow inorder to create business ideas, and factors to consider while creating one. And today in onThejob internship and Apprenticeship Program we were taught steps by steps on how to come up with business ideas, factors to consider before creating a business idea and how to scale through in the business industry. We were basically taught on how to be an Entrepreneur or an Intrapreneur. As the world is fast evolving into the Tech world, it's best you join the trend. Don't remain in the dark! Because this program has a lot to offer. #OnThejob #mindthe_gap #Itsup2YOUth #Rad5techhub #Skills sprint

At Communities In Schools of Hampton Roads, we recognize the importance of collaboration with local businesses to ensure the success of our programs. Here are some examples of how these partnerships can benefit early childhood education: -Donations and Sponsorships: Local businesses can provide financial support for early childhood education initiatives, such as school supply drives or after-school programs. This can help to ensure that children have access to the resources they need to succeed in school. -Volunteer Opportunities: Businesses can offer their employees opportunities to volunteer with early childhood education programs. This can help to build a sense of community and give employees a chance to give back to their local community. -Internships and Job Shadowing: Local businesses can offer internships or job shadowing opportunities to high school students interested in pursuing careers in education. This can give students valuable experience and help to build a pipeline of future educators. -In-Kind Donations: Businesses can also provide in-kind donations, such as books, toys, or other resources that can be used in early childhood education programs. This can help to ensure that programs have the resources they need to provide high-quality education to young children. At Communities In Schools of Hampton Roads, we are committed to building strong partnerships with local businesses to support early childhood education. By working together, we can help to ensure that all children have access to the resources and support they need to succeed in school and in life. Visit our website to learn more about how you can help a student in need. #allinforkids #cisofhr #hamptonroads #communitysupport #earlychildhoodeducation

📚 The Shifting the Balance 1.0 report sparked change in the Australian publishing industry, leading to initiatives like the Open Book Internship. Now, let's take it further with Shifting the Balance 2.0! Your donation, big or small, helps make diversity in publishing a reality. Join us in shaping the future of literature: https://lnkd.in/dcCCv3x4 Throwback to the Books+Publishing interview with the Australian Publishers Association: https://lnkd.in/gkcxPG36 #ShiftingTheBalance #DiversityInPublishing

I recently joined the OnTheJob Internship and Apprenticeship Program at RAD5 Tech Hub, which is supported by Google.org and organized by the Abia State Ministry of Digital Economy and SMEs. The program aims to enhance tech knowledge among young individuals. During my first day at the training, I was introduced to the concepts of the Digital Economy. The sessions covered topics such as social media marketing, content writing, branding, and digital literacy. In today's rapidly evolving world, it's essential to stay updated with technology trends and not fall behind. This program offers a wealth of valuable insights and skills. #DigitalEconomy #mindthegap #ItsUp2YOUth #Rad5