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The world of fundraising is changing. In an increasingly digital world, traditional in-person fundraising events are not enough to support a thriving nonprofit. People want to be able to donate to causes conveniently and on the social platforms where they spend their time. Through their donation, they wish to share in a nonprofit's mission and connect with a community of supporters. This-and much more-is possible through social giving-a new mode for fundraising. Every nonprofit can leverage social giving to maximize their fundraising potential, energizing their nonprofit to do good. In One-Click to Give, Jeremy Berman and Nick Black, founders of GoodUnited, share how they've partnered with nonprofits from across the U.S. to raise over 1 billion through social giving. You'll learn how to create a future-proof social giving strategy that lays the foundation for a thriving community of supporters.