Presentatie bij Rotary Hilversum 3

54. Nonprofit organizations also used social media to
their advantage. Oxfam America and the
American Red Cross raised millions of dollars in
the days after the earthquake by encouraging
supporters to repost news about their relief
efforts. “We’ve been able to spread the
ShelterBox message further than it’s ever gone
before because of Facebook, YouTube, and
Twitter,” says Tommy Tonkins, communications
officer for the UK-based disaster relief
organization, which is supported by Rotary clubs.
The Rotarian -- July 2010

55. Yasser Assem created a page on Facebook for
Rotary in Egypt in 2007; it now has more than
1,100 fans – people who get updates from a
Facebook page. They use it to follow what’s going
on in District 2450, which has clubs in nine
countries across three continents. It’s also a
useful (and free) way for the district to reach an
untapped audience. “We have increased
attendance, solicited more donations from non-
Rotarians, including from the corporate world,
and sparked greater interest in membership,”
Assem says.
The Rotarian -- July 2010

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