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Instagram for Nonprofits

by Tat’yana Berdan Recently some experts have begun to question the effectiveness of Facebook– the largest social media site – in helping an organization reach its followers. No matter how many followers you have, they may not see your posts unless you are willing to “boost” them (i.e., pay for them to show up). This new pay-to-play model has particularly… Read More →

Filed Under: NC Field, Uncategorized Tagged With: Instagram, NC Field, nonprofits, Social Media, Tat'yana Berdan

Socially Conscious Organizations

By Lea Efird Traditional structures of nonprofits are the realities for most of these entities, but hybrid and for-profit structures are on the rise in the US and internationally and have also been successful. If a nonprofit reevaluated its accomplishments, goals, etc., would the 501(c)(3) model be most effective for it, versus new legal/financial possibilities?… Read More →

Filed Under: NC Field, Theory in Practice, Uncategorized Tagged With: Lea Efird, nonprofits, report, structure, UNC APPLES intern

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