Howard Lake
Social media is a powerful tool to help spread the word of charities' campaigns. But charities rely on practical support - volunteering, donations, campaign actions. So, some of them have reminded us, sometimes humorously, that social media 'likes' are just the first step to taking practical action.
A man is drowning, while people on a pier calmly look-on and comment on his situation. Blah-blah in a social network at it's realest. Film for the launch of Mainpeople - an International Charity Social Network.
Save childrens lives - buy vaccines: http://unicef.se/poliovaccin It's easier than ever to support a good cause -- all you have to do is hit the like button. The organization gets one more supporter and you get positive publicity among your friends. But even though it's important to be liked, likes can't fund medicine, water or food.
Det har aldrig varit enklare att göra något stort. Köp julklappar som räddar barns liv på http://unicef.se/gavoshop.
Det har aldrig varit enklare att göra något stort. Köp julklappar som räddar barns liv på http://unicef.se/gavoshop.
Digital fundraising entrepreneur, publisher of UK Fundraising (www.fundraising.co.uk) since 1994, the world's first web resource for charity fundraisers. And founder of Fundraising Camp.
