This presentation can also be found as a recorded webinar on Wild Apricot: 8 Super Easy Tech Tools to Grow Your Membership and Motivate Your Volunteers https://trial.wildapricot.com/8-super-easy-tech-tools?&utm_source=outreach&utm_campaign=august+expert+webinar&_ga=2.3022007.667465811.1566935259-1563840827262 Are you looking to increase your organization's membership and awareness? Technology can be a useful tool to automate tasks, simplify communications and free up more time to focus on attracting new members. Automating a few tasks can save you hours each week and maximize the time you spend creating a greater impact in your community. Nonprofit technology expert Amy Neumann will show how you can use tech tools to make more time in your day and to find and reach out to more people in your audience. In this webinar, you'll learn: Tech tips to manage projects more efficiently and effectively. How to increase engagement with potential members and volunteers - and track your results. How to use tech tools to proactively network and find new people to connect with who share an interest in your organization. And more! MEET OUR SPEAKER Amy Neumann Presented by Amy Neumann. Amy Neumann is a social good fanatic, striving world changer, and entrepreneur. Amy founded a startup nonprofit called Free Tech for Nonprofits in 2017 and is CEO of the social enterprise consultancy Good Plus Tech, with a focus on emerging technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence for social impact. In 2018 Amy published a Simon and Schuster book, “Simple Acts to Change the World: 500 Ways to Make a Difference,” as a tribute to social good, social justice, and volunteering ideas gathered over two decades in the space. Google for Nonprofits and Google Ad Grants TechSoup Grammarly Canva Duolingo Airtable TED Talks (and Online Learning) LinkedIn for Nonprofits

1. Presented by Amy Neumann
Good Plus Tech
August 22, 2019
8 Super Easy Tech Tools to
Grow Your Membership and
Motivate Your Volunteers

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Amy
Neumann
Amy Neumann is a social good fanatic, striving world changer, and entrepreneur.
Amy founded a start-up nonprofit called Free Tech for Nonprofits in 2017 and is
CEO of the social enterprise consultancy Good Plus Tech, with a focus on
emerging technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence for social
impact. In 2018 Amy published a Simon and Schuster book, Simple Acts to
Change the World: 500 Ways to Make a Difference, as a tribute to social good,
social justice, and volunteering ideas gathered over two decades in the space.

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Tools We’ll Look at Today
ValuableTech
Tools for
Nonprofits
Google AdWords
Grants
Grammarly
TechSoup
Canva
Duolingo
Airtable
TEDTalks (and
Online Learning)
LinkedIn

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What Makes a Tool Useful?
Minimizes wear & tear
on humans
Increases
effectiveness
Saves money
Frees up time
Helps people
understand your work
Enhances your skills
Better connects you
with your community
Any or all of these can be great reasons to use technology to solve challenges.

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Picking Tools
.
What challenge or
pain point are you
trying to solve?
Ask Google for
suggestions
Compare your
short list for the
features you need
.
Ask Capterra for
reviews

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Google for Nonprofits
Google AdWords
Grants give 501(c)3
nonprofits up to
$10,000 of free Google
ads per month
Reach more people

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Examples
DoSomething We Care
Animal
Rescue

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TechSoup
Resources and tools
like hardware,
software, and services
at reduced cost
Get popular tools

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Examples

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Grammarly
An AI-powered writing assistant
Create powerful content

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Examples

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Canva
Easily create beautiful
designs + documents.
Use Canva's drag-and-
drop feature and
professional layouts to
design consistently
stunning graphics
Professional-looking graphic design

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Examples
Mobile
friendly
designs
Cohesive
branding

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Duolingo
22 free languages to bring you closer
to your members and volunteers
Communicate better

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Examples

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AirTable
Organize anything, with
anyone, from anywhere….
Native mobile and desktop
apps make it easy to edit,
comment, and collaborate in
real time — changes are
instantly synced across
everyone’s devices
Get organized

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Examples

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TED Talks (and Online Learning)
Learn about almost
anything free or at a very
low cost – also try
Udemy, Coursera, Lynda
(now LinkedIn Learning),
CyberWise, Microsoft’s
Digital Skills Center for
Nonprofits,
CodeAcademy, and Think
with Google.
Increase your
knowledge
and skills

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Examples
Organization

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LinkedIn for Nonprofits
Leverage Company Pages and
personal Profiles to connect
with people already interested
in what you do
Find and connect with
new members,
volunteers, and
board members

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Examples

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Tech Tools Are Great…
but Inspired Humans Are The Best! #changetheworld

23. Thank You!

24. Let’s Connect!
Amy Neumann
Good Plus Tech, LLC
@CharityIdeas
/amyneumann on LinkedIn