POSITIVE TRACKS GO-KIT TOOLS
CONTENTS:
POSITIVE TRACKS ONE PAGER……….PAGE 2
COORDINATOR EXPECTATIONS FOR YOUTH……….PAGE 3
GO-MENTUM PLANNING GRID……….PAGE 4
KEY FUNDRAISING TIPS……….PAGE 5
HOW TO RAISE $500 IN ONE WEEK……….PAGE 6
BEYOND THE BAKESALE FUNDRAISING IDEAS……….PAGE 7-8
GROW THE GO: PROMOTING YOUR EFFORT……….PAGE 9-10
GO-MAKER PITCH BUILDER……….PAGE 11-12
POSITIVE TRACKS DOWN ‘N DIRTY TALKING POINTS……….PAGE 13
FUNDRAISING PAGE LANGUAGE……….PAGE 14
POSITIVE TRACKS BOILERPLATE……….PAGE 15
POSITIVE TRACKS SAMPLE FUNDRAISING LETTER………PAGE 16
POSITIVE TRACKS KEY LINKS………..PAGE 17
POSITIVE TRACKS RESOURCE LIBRARY……….PAGE 18-19
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We help young people
get active and give back
using the power of sport.
OUR STORY
Positive Tracks began when the Meyer boys wanted to help their friend, Cam, who had Leukemia. Because Mom had
“mediocre culinary skills,” a bake sale was out of the question. Instead, the two young boys and their Mom helped to
organize a community fun run. Hundreds of families showed up to run for Cam, despite torrential rain that knocked out
power and sound. Positive Tracks was launched that day, sparked by the hopeful determination plastered across
hundreds of young, mud-splattered faces, because Nini Meyer realized that kids, too—kids especially—want to help when
times get tough. Young people are capable of real civic action if given the right tools, incentive and validation — three
ingredients already embedded into charitable athletic events.
WHAT WE DO
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Positive Tracks is a national, youth-centric nonprofit that empowers ages 23 and under to turn miles of
physical activity into doubled dollars. We award Youth Challenge Grants to carefully selected charities to
match youth fundraising generated through athletic events (we plug into charitable athletic events to double
dollars kids raise), and we help those charities build their youth engagement platform through our turn-key
program.
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In 2015, our 12 charity partners will host over 200 athletic events in 35 states and 4 countries, boosting under
23 participation and engagement through our Youth Challenge Grants.
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Our field-tested toolkits and hands-on coordinators teach the joy of philanthropy, open opportunities for
entrepreneurialism, and boost youth fitness.
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Our spokespeople Patrick Dempsey, Ethan Zohn, Travis Roy, Majka Burhardt, and Cam Marshall excite and
amplify youth power.
THE RESULTS
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With our help, 39,094 young people will leverage 358,926 event miles to raise $6,183,406 for a dozen
charities by the end of 2015.
Through our Charity Partners, Positive Tracks Youth Challenge Grants are: Changing behaviors to combat
HIV/AIDS; Enhancing the lives of individuals with spinal cord injuries; Advancing marine and educational
science; Creating integrated environmental, adventure and media projects; Improving the health and wellness of injured
military veterans; Giving free support, education, and integrative medicine services to anyone impacted by
cancer; Harnessing the power of play for hundreds of low-income schools in major urban areas; Supporting disabled
young people to participate in a variety of sports; Empowering young lives through wilderness mentoring
opportunities; Delivering low-income high school students with support needed to get into and graduate from
college; Providing advanced pediatric services for children and their families; Ensuring that every child with a serious
medical condition has the chance to experience the fun, friendship, and world of possibilities that camp has to offer, free
of charge.
Visit positivetracks.org; watch promo, or contact President & Founder Nini Meyer at [email protected].
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EXPECTATIONS FOR YOUTH
There are a few things that go along with the Positive Tracks “double dollar deal”. In order
for Positive Tracks to match your dollars, we ask you to:
Agree to use Positive Tracks logo and messaging on your promotional efforts, fundraising missives,
and registration page. Use Positive Tracks Boilerplate language to explain Positive Tracks and what it does for
you and the Charity Partner you’re supporting. Use your charity’s requested messaging, too. Your
Positive Tracks Coordinator can provide your charity’s boilerplate language and logo/brand usage guidelines.
Include your charity’s logo and the Positive Tracks logo, too, if you create flyers, templates, or posters.
See Positive Tracks Style Guide. Make sure logos are of equal size and have roughly similar exposure or
placement on any promotional materials. We are happy to help you adjust any flyers or posters you make to
incorporate this logo.
Protect the integrity of Positive Tracks and its partners by checking in with Positive Tracks Coordinators
and abiding by each organization’s policies and protocol for independent fundraising efforts, logo usage, and
style guide. Independent Fundraisers should use a second line identifying the relationship with the
event/organization. Here’s an example: Use “Bake Sale benefiting The Dempsey Challenge: Proceeds
doubled by Positive Tracks” instead of “Dempsey Challenge School Bake Sale.” This makes it clear that your
bake sale isn’t The Dempsey Challenge – your bake sale benefits The Dempsey Challenge. Adding Positive
Tracks to your title recognizes Positive Tracks as a sponsoring partner, plus lets donors know that their
dollars will be doubled when they support your effort.
Hand out and display the Positive Tracks promotional materials you receive.
Comply with social media messaging that Positive Tracks and your Charity Partner recommends. Please
add Positive Tracks and logo to your Facebook event page. If you tweet about Positive Tracks
use @PosTracks and #postracks on Instagram.
Hang the Positive Tracks banner provided by your charity’s Positive Tracks Coordinator.
Let your Coordinator know how your effort actualized, and provide information related to your results,
including how many youth participants you pulled in and how much money you raised.
Fill out the Positive Tracks Next Gen Impact Questionnaire, found here, or through your Coordinator,
so we can measure how we’re doing in supporting your effort!
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GO-MENTUM PLANNING GRID
What Needs To Be Done?
By When?
By Whom?
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KEY FUNDRAISING TIPS
Be You! Smile, laugh, make friends and have fun every step of the way. You are the best advertisement for
your cause!
Tell Your Story. You believe in your cause, right? So clearly communicate it, and let your passion lead the
way in convincing your supporters of its worthiness. If you fundraise in memory or in honor of someone, say
so—telling a personal story about your cause is a way for people to relate to you and your cause.
Create A Timeline. Start with your end goal and work backwards from your goal in baby steps. Now
you’ve built an action plan. Go, you!!!
Set a tangible, achievable goal and let your potential sponsors know what that goal is.
Ask Creatively. Use your imagination and sense of humor. Use visual tools and social media to reach
beyond family and friends.
Ask Directly. People often respond more quickly to a tangible request than to a general request.
Promote Effort Through Multiple Channels. Social media, direct email, flyers and every friendly big
mouth or proud parent you know.
Follow-up! Engage supporters and potential supporters with updates on your progress and on how their
money will make a difference. Send them visuals of you in action.
Leverage The Double Dollar Deal. Remind yourself and your supporters that Positive Tracks makes every
effort and dollar a Two-fer.
Don’t Be Afraid Of Plan B. Square pegs and round holes, puppies and discipline – some things just don’t
work. Don’t dim your hopes—just go in a new direction.
Don't Be Afraid To Ask! You're not going to dinner with this money. . you're working to help the world!
Ask for Pledges from family members, friends, people at school, work, people nearby, people far away. Ask
your supporters about matching funds from their employers.
Suggest A Minimum gift amount or put down options ($100, $50, $25, other)
Thank, Thank, Thank! Recognize partners, sponsors, donors, mentors, team members, supporters, and
anyone who has helped you along the way. Nobody goes it alone.
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Write a personal letter; create a newsletter or press release; make in-person solicitations. If you write a letter,
include a donation form and a self-addressed stamped return envelope.
Remind Donors That All Donations Are Tax Deductible. Your Positive Tracks Coordinator knows the
Tax ID Number for the Charity Partner you’re supporting.
Double your fun: Challenge a friend to participate with you and raise her/his own pledges!
HOW TO RAISE $500 IN A WEEK:
You can make a difference raising money for your cause if you break it down into several easy steps. Start by
setting a personal goal and then go for it! Here's one way to look at raising $500 in a week:
1: Sponsor yourself w/ holiday or birthday gifts for $25 $25 = $25
Plus PosTracks Match = $50!
2: Ask 3 family members for $25 $75 = $100
Plus PosTracks Match = $200!
3: Ask 5 friends to donate $15 $75 = $175
Plus PosTracks Match = 350!
4: Ask 5 co-workers to sponsor you for $10 $50 = $225
Plus PosTracks Match = $450!
5: E-mail 15 people & ask for a $10 donation $150 = $375
Plus PosTracks Match = $750!
6: Ask a company for a $75 contribution $75 = $450
Plus PosTracks Match = $900!
7: Ask two businesses you frequent for $25 $50 = $500
Plus PosTracks Match = $1000!!!
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BEYOND THE BAKE SALE FUNDRAISING IDEAS
BINGO IS ITS NAME-O: Not just any Bingo, but Bust-a-Move Bingo, substituting activities for numbers.
PARTY LIKE ITS 1999: Pick a decade and host a rockin’, substance-free, retro party with a ‘cover’ charge
of, say: $19.99.
SPELL S-U-C-C-E-S-S: Host a spelling bee.
SMOOTHIE/HOT CHOCOLATE/LEMONADE/CIDER STAND: Something delish is always in
season.
50/50 RAFFLE: Sell raffle tickets with half the proceeds as a prize-- EASY!
GOING ONCE, GOING TWICE: Collect donations of goods (used sports gear is always good) or
services (hint: start with your own and get your friends to step up) and host a live or online auction.
“MINUTE TO WIN IT” EVENT: The more ridiculous (and active) the challenge, the better!
KARAOKE CONCERT: The more (actively) embarrassing, the better.
CAR WASH BOOGIE: Crank the music, turn on the sprayers, and splash! You’re looking at car wash cash.
CHILI COOK OFF: Or ribs, pizza, pie. If it’s yummy, they will come.
JEWELRY SALE: Make your own, or host an event to teach people how it’s done. (Combine this with a
bake sale to make it super sweet!)
SIT-A-THON: Babysitting, that is. You and your friends provide activities and supervision for a block of
time at a convenient venue.
MAKE THE GRADE: Collect pledges for good grades. Make your parents AND your charity happy!
PENNIES FOR PUSH-UPS. QUARTERS FOR CARTWEELS. DOLLARS FOR DOWNWARD
DOGS: Or collect pledges for any other activity you want to do to the extreme for an hour, a day, a week.
BATTLE OF THE BANDS, BENEFIT CONCERT, OR TALENT SHOW: Get your friends
together and show your stuff like it’s American Idol, without mean judges.
RENT-A-SOCIAL MEDIA EXPERT: Put your savvy to work helping the Generation Pre-Tweet.
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RENT-A-TUTOR: Hey, smarty pants, share your gift with youngsters or grown-ups.
RENT-A-BAKER/PAINTER: Young energy meets grown up cash. Projects get done. Everybody wins.
WEAR THE CAUSE: Have slogan, will travel! Swag profits go to charity.
RESTAURANT NIGHT: Approach a local restaurant and see what they’d be willing to do for you (donate
a percentage of sales, host a tasting, etc.).
BOCCE/PING PONG/CROQUET/SOCCER/LAX/TENNIS/GOLF/DODGEBALL
TOURNAMENT: Catch our drift? Leverage that sweat, dude.
AUCTION OFF YOUR ____: Sports gear, services, outgrown dirt bike, Dad’s old car (check with Dad
first!).
THON FUNDRAISER: Dance, tennis, swim, frisbee, walk, bowl, ski. Pick what you dig doing, and do it
till you drop! Okay, just before you drop.
DUCT-TAPE CRAFT SALE: Wallet, bag, headband, leash, airplane (get the really good tape for that).
PICNIC BASKET RAFFLE: One word- yum.
ART AUCTION: Your own masterpieces, of course!
COW PATTY (OR OTHER PARTY) FUNDRAISER: If you’re not from New England or the MidWest, Google Cow Pies Bingo, and you’ll see what we’re talking about.
PENNY DRIVE: Doesn’t get much easier than a big collection jar in a busy spot.
PET PAGEANT: Enough said. What’s better than pugs in tutus?
ULTRA RUN/BIKE/WALK/HIKE RELAY: Get moving, already.
CREATE AN ICE CREAM FLAVOR OR SANDWICH FOR LOCAL DELI: Partial proceeds go to
charity, and you’ve built a sweet awareness tool, too.
YARD SALE: Do your parents a favor, and clean out the attic, basement, closets and garage. Do yourself a
favor by turning clutter into cash.
THEMED MYSTERY DINNER: Get a kit online, or come up with your own clues and make each guest
a “character in crime.”
TRIVIA OR MOVIE NIGHT: Find awesome trivia night ideas on Squidoo, or on Fundraiserinsight.org.
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GROW THE GO: PROMOTING YOUR EFFORT
A great idea or effort deserves to reach a wide audience. Practical tips to boost outreach:
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Craft your pitch and specific talking points including who, what, when, why of your project or team;
the name of the benefiting organization; and all-important contact info. Include visuals; use your
own words, style and edge; practice your pitch until it is simple, clear and energized.
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Use Positive Tracks One Pager (page 2), Boilerplate (page 16) and Down ‘N Dirty Talking Points
(page 14), Language for Fundraising Pages (page 15) to explain how Positive Tracks doubles your
dollars and helps you raise awareness.
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Our logo (below), can be downloaded via the Positive Tracks style guide found on our website.
http://www.positivetracks.org/style-guide/. Please use this and the messaging we’ve provided to
help promote your effort.
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Register your Positive Tracks Effort through your athletic event website as soon as possible to take
advantage of cross-promotional opportunities like event messaging and website visibility.
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Work closely with Positive Tracks Coordinators to determine other potential promotional and
sponsorship opportunities.
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Follow style guides and use logos of involved partnering organizations including Positive Tracks. It’s
crucial to submit independent marketing materials for approval before use. See Positive Tracks Style Guide.
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Use Pinterest, direct email, electronic newsletters, school/church messaging channels, and
community media channels to promote your effort to friends, family, and your community. Most
importantly, use our social media channels to broaden your reach. Our handles are:
Twitter: @postracks
Instagram: #postracks
Positive Tracks Facebook page: www.facebook.com/PositiveTracksOrg
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Encourage others to share information and connections. Show enthusiasm and tell your story
whenever possible. Word of mouth is a powerful go-mentum building tool!
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Have your membership follow us on Twitter (@postracks) Instagram (#postracks), Pinterest, and
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Vine accounts as well.
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Have your membership ‘like’ our Facebook pages: @charity page and the @PositiveTracks page. We
put information, fundraising tips, and news on both of these sites.
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Post fundraising events and stories on your event Facebook page so that we can share and like on
our charity and Positive Tracks pages. We have a blog, and we love to see Youth Ambassadors use it
to spread the word about their effort!
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Use #charity and #postracks when you are posting anything about your effort
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Hang posters in local recreational facilities and other high-traffic locations – community centers,
coffee shops, grocery store bulletin boards, school bulletin boards, etc.
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Let Positive Tracks know what you’re doing so we can provide materials and support and spotlight
your effort through Positive Tracks social media channels and website.
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Fill out the Positive Tracks Next Gen Impact Form found here so Positive Tracks can share
your story and collect feedback and testimonials about your experience
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GO-MAKER PITCH-BUILDER
1. Your pitch should ultimately answer the potential donor’s question, “Why Should I Give?” by answering
the following questions:
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Who
What
When
Where
How
Why
2. Practice Telling Others About:
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Your Efforts (Who, Where, When)
Benefiting Org – Your Charity (Why)
Fundraising Strategy (How)
Thank You to Supporters/Parents/Sponsors/Positive Tracks
3. Know Your Charity Details:
 My charity is a non-profit organization that supports (details here), by doing (details here)
 More intel on my charity can be found here: charity website
4. Know Positive Tracks Details:
 Positive Tracks is a national, youth-centric nonprofit that helps young people get active and give
back using the power of sport
 Positive Tracks matches youth dollars raised through charitable athletic efforts, so young people
can make the world awesome: starting with themselves, starting in their own backyards.
 More intel on Positive Tracks found at: www.positivetracks.org
5. Know Your Audience:
 Know who you will be speaking to and tailor your message to fit
 Message length should vary from 140 characters on Twitter to a speech for a class.
6. For Pitch Delivery:
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BE YOU, BE HUMAN, BE REAL
Show your passion
Smile
Breath
Make eye contact
Remember that you rock!!!
Use humor whenever possible
Tell stories whenever possible
Use visuals whenever possible
If you’re unsure about answers to questions that come up, no worries. Direct media to another source
who could be helpful or tell your source you’ll be back soon with correct information. Your Positive
Tracks Coordinator is a key resource here!
 Finish with a Call To Action
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POSITIVE TRACKS DOWN ‘N DIRTY TALKING POINTS
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Positive Tracks is a youth-centric non-profit that helps young people get active and
give back using the power of sport.
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Positive Tracks partners with (your charity) to double dollars generated by ages 23
and under through (your charity) athletic events and creative efforts leading up to
them.
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Positive Tracks helps young people turn sweat into gold for (your charity).
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Positive Tracks Website: positivetracks.org
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Positive Tracks Promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keX0wfCyOac
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LANGUAGE FOR FUNDRAISING PAGES
I’ve taken on a challenge for charity and will be description of effort. Best news is that charity has a partnership with Positive
Tracks - an organization that helps young people turn sweat into gold for multiple causes and charities.
Positive Tracks has awarded charity with a matching youth challenge grant that double dollars raised by ages 23 and under for
charity through athletic efforts or creative efforts leading up to athletic event benefitting charity.
Through my effort, I hope to raise number of dollars and valuable awareness for charity. It feels great to be making a
difference for description of charity's cause using my own sweat, and I'd appreciate your help and support. Please visit website
of charity to learn more about charity or watch this promo to learn more about Positive Tracks.
Click here (link to page) to make a donation to my effort, and remember that every dollar you donate will be
doubled for charity by Positive Tracks.
THANK YOU for helping me and helping charity!
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BOILERPLATE
POSITIVE TRACKS: POWERING NEXT GEN SWEAT FOR GOOD
Positive Tracks is a national, youth-centric nonprofit that helps Generation Next get active and give back using the power of sport. The
Positive Tracks program plugs into charitable athletic events to double dollars and amplify awareness generated by ages 23 and under.
Best news is: Every dollar raised by youth and matched by Positive Tracks goes to our charity partners to benefit the global populations
and places they serve. The end result sees youth of all demographics mobilized to move and empowered to give back: starting with
themselves, starting in their own backyards.
In 2015, Positive Tracks is pleased to partner with: Grassroot Soccer, The Hole In The Wall Gang Camp, Lacrosse the Nations, The
Patrick Dempsey Center For Cancer Hope & Healing, Travis Roy Foundation, Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock, Soccer
Without Borders, Additive Adventure By Majka Burhardt, Playworks, MA, Let’s Get Ready, Big City Mountaineers, and Mote Marine
Laboratory & Aquarium.
Celebrity spokespeople include actor Patrick Dempsey and athletes Ethan Zohn, Travis Roy, and Majka Burhardt.
PLEASE VISIT: Website, Promo, Facebook, Twitter
CONTACT FOUNDER: Nini Meyer [email protected]; 603.252.9233
YOUTH + ATHLETICS + PHILANTHROPY = AWESOME RESULTS
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POSITIVE TRACKS SAMPLE FUNDRAISING LETTER
HEY ___!
I'm not sure if you have seen or heard my awesome news yet, but I’m spearheading a very cool effort to support
(charity).
Here’s what I’m doing: (one sentence description of effort).
Best news is that (charity) has announced a new partnership with Positive Tracks - an organization that helps young
people like me turn my passion for athletics into dollars and awareness for (charity).
Positive Tracks has awarded (charity) with a matching youth fundraising challenge that will double the dollars young
people (ages 23 and under) raise for (charity) through athletic activity.
Through this effort and partnership, I hope to learn about (your charity) and (what your charity does), plus I’ll
experience the power of hands-on philanthropy, and the rewards of connecting to a cause on my own terms and turf.
The equally exciting news is that your dollars will be matched by Positive Tracks when you support me! My
efforts, energy and dedication, along with other young supporters, could mean serious extra dollars and awareness for
(charity). This is HUGE!
Thank you so much for helping me, and please follow this link (link to your fundraising-page or another vehicle
you’re using to fundraise) to support (charity) and ME.
With appreciation and thanks,
Me
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KEY POSITIVE TRACKS LINKS
Website: www.positivetracks.org
Overview: http://www.positivetracks.org/about/
Promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keX0wfCyOac
Style Guide, Logos, & Media Kit: http://www.positivetracks.org/style-guide/
Good Sweat Blog http://www.positivetracks.org/good-sweat-blog/
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/PositiveTracksOrg
Athletic Events & Registration Intel: http://www.positivetracks.org/athletic-eventpartners/
Twitter Handle: @postracks
Instagram: #postracks
YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/positivetracks
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/positivetracks/
Participant Toolkit: http://www.positivetracks.org/wpcontent/uploads/2014/03/GO-Kit-Tools.pdf
Coordinator List: http://www.positivetracks.org/coordinators/
Charity Partners: http://www.positivetracks.org/charity-partners/
Demographic & Impact Numbers: http://www.positivetracks.org/impact-numbers/
FAQ: http://www.positivetracks.org/faq/
PosTracks Contact Information: http://www.positivetracks.org/contact-us/
PosTracks Next Gen Impact Questionnaire:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1myZZvICrxsVnfhnTkVGGSy5Jia1dgRHqHz2roZ55Hs/viewform?usp=send_form
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RESOURCE LIBRARY
HELPFUL SOCIAL MEDIA PEOPLE & PAGES TO FOLLOW
Social Media Examiner: http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/getting-started/
Non-Profit Tech For Good: http://www.nptechforgood.com
Beth Kanter’s Blog & Facebook: http://www.bethkanter.org/ & https://www.facebook.com/Beth.Kanter.Blog
Facebook Resources: http://www.postplanner.com/20-must-follow-facebook-resources-to-improve-page-reach/
Instagram Resources: http://www.bethkanter.org/nonprofits-instagram/
Social Media Today: http://www.socialmediatoday.com/
Getting Attention: http://gettingattention.org/
FUNDRAISING TIPS
Story Telling for Crowdfunding and Online Fundraising: http://www.causevox.com/nonprofit-storytellingcrowdfunding/
Online Fundraising Practices: http://www.nptechforgood.com/2014/08/24/10-online-fundraising-best-practices-fornonprofits/
Facebook Contests: http://www.selfishgiving.com/blog/category/8-facebook-contests-to-build-fan-base-supportnonprofits
The Chronicle of Philanthropy: http://philanthropy.com/section/Fundraising/268/?eio=32739
Peer 2 Peer Fundraising: https://www.peertopeerforum.com/
Must Know Fundraising & Social Media Stats: http://www.nptechforgood.com/2015/01/25/15-must-know-fundraisingand-social-media-stats/
npENGAGE Blog (Blackbaud site): http://npengage.com/nonprofit-fundraising/
STORYTELLING RESOURCE
Community Expressions: http://community-expressions.com/resources-3/digital-storytelling-tips-tools-resources/
PHOTO EDITING AND COLLAGES
Photo Collages made easy: http://www.picmonkey.com/
Image size cheat sheet for Social Media: http://rebekahradice.com/social-media-image-sizes/
CROWDFUNDING SITES
Crowdrise https://www.crowdrise.com/
Razoo: http://www.razoo.com/
GoFundMe: http://www.gofundme.com/
Causes: https://www.causes.com/
Fundly: https://fundly.com/
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Kickstarter http://www.kickstarter.com
BOOKS
Me to We Craig and Marc Keilburger
Citizen You Jonathan Tisch
Enterprising Nonprofits: A Toolkit for Social Entrepreneurs J Gregory Dees, Jed Emerson, Peter Economy
How To Change The World: Social Entrepreneurs and the Power of New Ideas David Bornstein
Social Entrepreneurship: What Everyone Needs to Know David Bornstein and Susan Davis
RELATED ORGANIZATIONS
DoSomething.Org: https://www.dosomething.org
Ashoka: Innovators for the Public, http://www.ashoka.org
buildOn: http://www.buildon.org
Changemakers: http://www.changemakers.net
Generationon http://www.generationon.org
Institute for Social Entrepreneurs http://www.socialent.org
New Schools Venture Fund http://www.newschools.org
One World http://www.oneworld.net
Points of Light Institute http://www.pointsoflight.org
Social Enterprise Magazine http://www.socialenterprisemagazine.org
Social Fusion http://www.socialfusion.org
Social Ventures Partners http://www.svpseattle.org
Techsoup http://www.techsoup.org
Tides Center http://www.tidescenter.org
Volunteer Match http://www.volunteermatch.org
Youth Service America: http://www.ysa.org
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