Podcasts about giving days

After a record-setting showing for 2023's Louisiana Tech Giving Day, the 2024 event is shaping up to be another example of the strength of the Tech Family. Director of Annual Giving Lindsey Murry joins the podcast for this episode to talk through the impacts of the University's million-dollar Giving Days past, the best ways to rally to the cause on the big day (April 18), and the rewarding aspects of her role in seeing the connections grow through meaningful gifts and beyond. Giving Day 2024: louisianatechgivingday.org Website: https://1894.latech.edu/beyond/ Email: 1894@latech.edu

Giving Days are often part of our development calendars, but are we just checking a block or are we maximizing the opportunities they bring? Lacey and Angel battle the pros and cons of these popular fundraising events.

Meet Stephen. He's the co-founder of Relay FM, an independent podcast network for people who are creative, curious and maybe even a little obsessive

We often relegate nonprofits and our charitable giving to the Christmas season when, perhaps, we ourselves feel more charitable. But the work of nonprofits isn't confined to just the month of December. It's year-round. On today's show, BUZZ creator Michael Hemphill features two upcoming days when you can learn about — and hopefully support — hundreds of nonprofit organizations that are working daily to enhance the quality of life in our community.To talk up GIVE Roanoke on April 19 and Give Local NRV on June 28-29, we chat with the event organizers: Alison Jorgenson of Council of Community Services, and Jess Wirgau of the Community Foundation of the New River Valley.Are you a nonprofit with an event that we could help promote? Or a marketing problem we could help fix? Contact us and we'll share on an upcoming episode.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FOLLOW US:F A C E B O O K ➜ http://facebook.com/buzz4good​​I N S T A G R A M ➜ http://instagram.com/buzz4good​​L I N K E D I N ➜ https://www.linkedin.com/company/buzz4goodY O U T U B E ➜ http://youtube.com/c/buzz4goodW E B S I T E ➜ http://buzz4good.com​​- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The United States has more than 1.5 million nonprofits — from homeless shelters, food banks and rescue squads to children's choirs, science museums and animal refuges — that employ one out of every 10 Americans. Like any company, nonprofits have salaries and bills to pay, a budget to balance. They require money. And if enough people don't know about them, don't believe in them, don't support them — in short, if they lack BUZZ — they suffer and die.

Men's lacrosse senior defenseman Tommy Gray is this episode's guest, covering the rise of Shore area lacrosse, getting an advanced degree in lacrosse from Coach Geison, an NFL opportunity, why he came to Monmouth and DMX ahead of this weekend's Family Day event at Kessler Stadium. Gary and Greg cover Giving Days, recap NIL Speaker Series held on campus, Steve Bazaz gets a shoutout and more on Hawk Talk Episode 48.

Big time episode of Hawk Talk presented by RWJBarnabas as Women's Lacrosse graduate student MK George joins the show to talk about the '23 Hawks, MU WLAX's first win over Elon, competing with her family in lifeguard competitions, Adam Sandler and more!  Stick around to hear about 2023 Giving Days - all the challenge gifts and the easiest way to help support the Hawk teams you love! 

 Many of us know community giving projects. They are community-wide invitations for people to give to their favorite nonprofits, usually on one day or in one period of time. Our colleagues in Washington State may know GiveBig. In this episode, Sarah tells Nancy about the story of her local community giving project, Give Methow, and how it has created giving ambassadors throughout the community. They talk about some of general lessons any nonprofit leader can learn from Give Methow and why it matters.  Enjoyed this episode? Share it with a friend. Want to request a topic? Email us at nonprofitradioshow@gmail.com.You can also follow us on these social media channels: Facebook: www.facebook.com/nonprofitradioshow Instagram: www.instagram.com/nonprofitradioshow Twitter: @smallnonprofits LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/nonprofit-radio-show/ You got this.

Come hang out with your favorite 5 Tool Farm Crew in this episode of the Create Smarter Podcast! Your pals Phil, Marisa and Connor talk all things Giving Day as the date fast approaches! They give you tips tricks and even some insight into what we see working for our clients as they prepare and execute their Giving Days throughout the year.

Are giving days the right strategy for your nonprofit? They're fun. They create a lot of excitement.  They get people to act. They produce a lot of social proof. But are they the best use of your time and resources? Louis and Mike get into the pros and cons—and provide a bit of a framework for how to think about the business decisions behind participating in Giving Days at your nonprofit.GET CONNECTEDFollow Louis Diez on LinkedIn Follow Mike Duerksen on LinkedIn Join the Donor Participation Project here—a community of 1,500+ fundraisers who get together every month to co-create solutions that increase donor participation. Get access to the 5 Minute Fundraising Fix—a FREE mini course that will help you craft compelling fundraising messages that move donors to action and increase response. ABOUTLouis Diez is an expert in annual fund development, digital fundraising, and engagement strategies. He currently serves as the Executive Director of Annual Giving at Muhlenberg College and hosts the Donor Participation Project.Mike Duerksen is the founder and CEO of BuildGood, a direct-response fundraising agency that helps nonprofits raise more money from individual donors. He also hosts the Build Good Fundraising Podcast.

About Stephen:Stephen is currently the Associate Vice President for Development at Brandeis University where he leads major and principal gifts, leadership annual giving, planned giving, and direct marketing. He is playing an integral role in shaping the direction of a future campaign to support the aspirations and goals of the Brandeis community.Stephen previously served as the Senior Director of Development, Major Gifts, at Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences where he oversaw a team of 15 gifts officers and the direct marketing team, raising over $40 million annually through major gifts, planned gifts, and innovative strategies to build the pipeline.Prior to Harvard, Stephen was the Director of Annual Giving at Phillips Academy, overseeing Andover's work with engaging alumni in support of the Academy's priorities. During Stephen's time at the Academy he revamped the volunteer management structure, launched a loyalty giving recognition society, leveraged two Giving Days that resulted in almost $3 million raised for scholarships from over 7,000 gifts, and positioned the Annual Giving team to be successful gift officers, engaging alumni and volunteers in thoughtful and direct conversations about their impact on campus.Prior to Andover, Stephen was the Director of Annual Leadership Giving at MIT where he developed the structure of leadership giving at the Institute, which lead to a record number of leadership giving society members and formed effective partnerships with colleagues across the Institute. Stephen was also the Director of Annual Fund Leadership Gifts at Boston University where he similarly was charged with enhancing leadership level support across the University.Stephen began his fundraising career at Berklee College of Music where he served in a variety of roles from coordinator to Director of the Berklee Fund and Alumni Affairs while the college launched its first ever comprehensive campaign.Stephen, originally from Oregon, is a graduate of Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin, and completed studies towards a masters degree in jazz studies from New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. He is 9 days away from finishing his MBA at Syracuse University. A keen interest of Stephen is the intersections of philanthropy, blockchain, and innovation, exploring the ways more missions can be impact by philanthropic support. Stephen lives in Reading with his wife, 7-year old son Aidan, and 18-month old daughter Ella, along with Dexter the cat.

Executive Director of the DeKalb County Community Foundation, Dan Templin, drops by to describe their successful Giving Day event.  This event, started in 2014, raised $199,000 in its first year and now raises more than $1M!  Dan describes the event's history, outcomes and future.  He also provides some advice to those who are new to the CF field.Special thanks to Andy Eppler (Ando) for "Nothing to Lose" as our Intro.  "Nothing to Lose" is from his Album Lonely Disco: Lust Letters to My Friends.  Check out more of Andy's music at  andyeppler.comMentions include:DeKalb County Community FoundationGive DeKalb CountyTV recommendationThe First LadyEvents/Learning OpportunitiesUniting Americans through Service: The Power of AmeriCorps and Philanthropy Working in PartnershipGrantmaker Ethics and AccountabilityCEO Net Retreat - Save the Date!  September 7 - 9thAssociationsAdvancement Network (AdNet)CEONetProNetCommACouncil on FoundationsAiPAmerican College of Financial Services

Now that the non-profit space has been doing Giving Days for a while now, there are PLENTY of blogs, courses, videos, and free advice of tactics to increase awareness and donations to our organizations. But, what roles do the founder, executive director, and board of directors play in a Giving Day?

In this special episode of Giving & Gabbing, our listeners get a chance to learn directly from GiveGab's fundraising experts! Molly Melia, Product Marketer, and Jackie Saksa, Sales Ops Coordinator, join two members of our Engagement Team, Molly Heslin, Relationship Management Team Lead, and Aimee McManus, Sales Enablement Manager. Since 2015, GiveGab has helped run over 500 Giving Days! Our Engagement team uses those experiences to guide our partners, offer sound advice, and help them reach their Giving Day goals. Listen as they discuss the importance of goal setting, ways to make your Giving Day stand out, and guidance on growing your impact year-over-year.

In this episode of Tips with Salsa, we sit down with the team from GiveGab, the #1 digital solution for Giving Days. With Giving Tuesday just around the corner, this episode is very timely. In it, you'll learn about software that you can use to power you days of giving, communication tips you can use to make sure people know what to do and when to do it on your giving day, and you'll learn how to expand on your single day of giving and turn it into year-round advocacy and fundraising for your organization and those you serve.  It's a great episode and we hope you enjoy it!

In schools and higher education development we are starting to see more fundraising through Giving Days. There are clear benefits to creating a focal point for donations to a particular need, at one moment in time, and to do so digitally. To help fundraisers who are weighing up the idea of organising a Giving Day, I'm excited to share my recent interview with Mel Bushell, Director of Development at the Portsmouth Grammar School (PGS). In March 2021, PGS organised what was at the time the most successful giving day ever achieved by a UK school, raising £280,000 to pay for bursaries. It included match funding from a major donor, and it was a huge team effort. Indeed, the 653 donations were from a broad range of supporters, and more than half of them gave for the first time. Here, Mel shares how they did it, her advice and reflects on what she learned. If you'd like to share this episode because you think it will help other schools, universities and charities – THANK YOU! - we are both on Linked In and on twitter Mel is @MelanieBowran and I am @woods_rob.

To help kickstart year-end giving, many communities host Local Giving Days, also known as Days of Giving. For example, upcoming giving days include Colorado Gives Day in Colorado, GAgives Day in Georgia, and Give to the Max Day in Minnesota. Even if you don’t have a local giving day coming up in your community, Giving Tuesday is coming up on December 1 as the International Day of Giving, celebrated all over the world to support nonprofits. This week on the Nonprofit Jenni Show, we’ll share an example of a local giving day fundraising campaign, and talk about four reasons nonprofit leaders shy away from Giving Tuesday. Jenni also shares an update about a free way to spread the word about your nonprofit or social enterprise’s products and services during the holiday shopping season. We’re compiling a “Gifts That Give Back” ecatalog for people who want to support good causes this winter, and you can apply to have your items included for free! Visit tinyurl.com/nonprofitjennigifts to submit your items for consideration. Our podcast guests this week is: --Lindsay Phelan from Ray of Hope Cancer Foundation - coloradogives.org/rayofhope and rayofhopecolorado.org Nonprofit Jenni provides consulting services and coaching calls for nonprofits and social impact organizations seeking guidance in the areas of Marketing and Fundraising. Visit nonprofitjenni.com to learn more. Produced by Ben Hill Sound - benhillsound.com Music by Emily Summers. ©2020 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

This week's 2 for 2 episode of Whole Whale's podcast focused on social impact ideas invited Tim Sarrantonio, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Neon One. These ideas are evaluated based on their impact, financial viability, and reach.  Impact ideas from Tim: Smart speaker donor management and giving, Marketplace for giving days to be created and listed. Ideas from George: Donor Thank you service, white label GoFundme.    

Meet Carol. What happens when you take a major metropolitan area, throw out an audacious community giving challenge and start your clock for 18 hours? You have North Texas Giving Day which moved from $600K+ in 2009 to more than $50M pledged last year to the benefit of 3,000 local nonprofits. Her marketing counsel is spot-on and something she's applying now in her role as President of United to Learn.The We Are For Good Podcast welcomes the most dynamic nonprofit leaders, advocates and philanthropists to share innovative ideas and lessons learned. For more information and episode details visit http://weareforgood.com/episode/12

Heard about remote engagement, P2P Texting, artificial intelligence, and visual caller ID and wondering how they work? Interested in the latest in crowdfunding, giving days? We've got something great for you. Coming up on Sept. 17-18, we're hosting the RNL Advancement Innovation Summit, free and online. Part of the event is something we call Key Innovation Downloads - 6 sessions that get right into how these new technologies amplify donor engagement and help you maximize fundraising results. On this episode, four RNL innovators drop an quick overview of what's happening with these technologies, and preview their Download sessions. Register for the Summit today - space is limited and we're filling up!

Have you harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to personalize your communications to donors and supporters, based on what you can see they actually care about? Not too many fundraising shops have, and this is a huge miss. Our RNL QuadWrangle experts, Solomon Grey and Peter Caron, join this episode to talk about the power of AI-driven communications, along with the special features of QuadMail, integrations with RNL Crowdfunding and Giving Days, and virtual events with giving.

Pastor Altman discusses how the leadership at Bethany guides through big giving days for a small church and what to expect.

Attendees were asked to share their organisation's materials and approaches to Annual Giving (including online appeals such as Giving Days) in an open group discussion. This SIG will provided an opportunity to discuss best practice and key learnings from one another. There were some valuable insights provided by Emma Boyer from Charidy.

Do you have a local 24-hour Day of Giving coming up this spring, like The Big Payback in Middle Tennessee? This episode is Part 4 of our 4-week series about local giving days, and this week we’re talking about winning strategies for The Big Payback (and other local giving days). Hear advice from executive directors, development directors, and other nonprofit leaders from organizations like:--The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee--Marriage Dynamics Institute--Fashion is for Every Body--Williamson College--Compassionate Hands--Global Education Center--New Beginnings Center--Poverty and the Arts--Second Harvest Food Bak of Middle Tennessee--Love and Purrs Sanctuary--The Christian Counseling Center of Cumberland County Nonprofit Jenni provides consulting services and coaching calls for nonprofits and social impact organizations seeking guidance in the areas of Marketing, Fundraising, Growth, and Starting Up. Visit nonprofitjenni.com to learn more. All information in the Nonprofit Jenni Show is very general in nature, and may not apply to your specific nonprofit organization. Please direct clarifying questions to Nonprofit Jenni by visiting nonprofitjenni.com. Produced by Wayfare Recording Co. Music by Emily Summers. ©2020 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

Do you have a local 24-hour Day of Giving coming up this spring, like The Big Payback in Middle Tennessee? This episode is Part 3 of our 4-week series about local giving days, and Jenni is outlining some of the biggest reasons that nonprofit leaders in her community are dreading The Big Payback: The same nonprofit always seems to “win” the day every year, so it feels really hard to make an impact. Nonprofits don’t get to keep 100% of the funds they raise during the Giving Day. Some nonprofits have just hosted (or are about to host) their spring fundraising event too close to the Day of Giving. Some nonprofit leaders feel disappointed by the results of last year’s Giving Day. Listen for Jenni’s advice if you’re feeling discouraged for some of the same reasons! Nonprofit Jenni provides consulting services and coaching calls for nonprofits and social impact organizations seeking guidance in the areas of Marketing, Fundraising, Growth, and Starting Up. Visit nonprofitjenni.com to learn more. All information in the Nonprofit Jenni Show is very general in nature, and may not apply to your specific nonprofit organization. Please direct clarifying questions to Nonprofit Jenni by visiting nonprofitjenni.com. Produced by Wayfare Recording Co. Music by Emily Summers. ©2020 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

Communities all over the country host 24 hour “Giving Days” for their city, county, region, or state, and many of these are coming up this spring! In this throwback episode, you’ll hear from nonprofit leaders who have hosted successful fundraising campaigns during Middle Tennessee’s Day of Giving, The Big Payback. Nonprofit Jenni provides consulting services and coaching calls for nonprofits and social impact organizations seeking guidance in the areas of Marketing, Fundraising, Growth, and Starting Up. Visit nonprofitjenni.com to learn more. All information in the Nonprofit Jenni Show is very general in nature, and may not apply to your specific nonprofit organization. Please direct clarifying questions to Nonprofit Jenni by visiting nonprofitjenni.com. Produced by Wayfare Recording Co. Music by Emily Summers. ©2020 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

Communities all over the country host 24 hour “Giving Days” for their city, county, region, or state, and many of these are coming up this spring! In this throwback episode, you’ll hear from nonprofit leaders who have hosted successful fundraising campaigns during Middle Tennessee’s Day of Giving, The Big Payback. Nonprofit Jenni provides consulting services and coaching calls for nonprofits and social impact organizations seeking guidance in the areas of Marketing, Fundraising, Growth, and Starting Up. Visit nonprofitjenni.com to learn more. All information in the Nonprofit Jenni Show is very general in nature, and may not apply to your specific nonprofit organization. Please direct clarifying questions to Nonprofit Jenni by visiting nonprofitjenni.com. Produced by Wayfare Recording Co. Music by Emily Summers. ©2020 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

For many nonprofits across the country, springtime now rivals December for charitable contributions as more and more communities create their own Giving Days. The idea: host a 24-hour online fundraising event to galvanize a community’s citizens and businesses to support its nonprofit organizations. On March 18, 2020, the Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia will host the 5th annual Roanoke Valley Gives Day. More than 150 nonprofits are scheduled to participate in the event, which offers $50,000 throughout the day in various incentive prizes to participating organizations. To help nonprofits prepare for their communities’ giving day, for this episode of "Inside the Hive" Buzz4Good creator Michael Hemphill chats with Carly Oliver, Chief Operating Officer for the Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia, and the architect who created Roanoke Valley Gives Day.

Chris Strub is the creator beyond “50 States, 100 Days: The Film”, a documentary that chronicles the life-changing adventure that Chris Strub took to work with nonprofits nationwide in the summer of 2015. Chris also authored ’50 States, 100 Days: The Book’ and today is known as the Giving Day Guy, partnering with communities of nonprofits around the United States to help them use live-streaming video to connect in real time with their audiences during 24-hour online giving days.  Beyond his work with nonprofits, Chris is a sought-after speaker, a Forbes contributor, and is widely known as an expert on creating engagement through organic social media. During our interview we discuss the origins of Chris’ mindset, how to leverage social media to create real relationships, giving out loud, and much, much more.   Places to Find Chris: On Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chrisstrub/ (@ChrisStrub) On Twitter https://twitter.com/ChrisStrub (@Chris Strub)   Show Notes: [3:00] minute: Set the stage for us first, what was life like for you growing up, and what was the mindset around money and success and giving that was instilled in you? Raised in a healthy family with a close relationship with his parents. Treat people how you want to be treated, use respect. Morals most important; work hard to create larger financial return. Where and how Chris met Dorothy. Meeting someone in real life so important. [7:30] minute: You are really known for being an expert at creating relationships with people through social media. If someone is in a position where they are just starting a business and don’t have the ability to travel to a lot of events right away, how can they leverage social media to create relationships? Creating local meet ups through social media. See that return on investment locally and then move onto regional travel after that. Don’t be intimidated by the larger events as the smaller ones can often be the most impactful. [10:00] minute: So let’s shift gears and tell me the story of how this 50 States, 100 days adventure, how was that inspired and what sorts of organizations were you working with? In 2015 Chris quit his job and visited non-profits in all 50 states in a 100 day road trip. Made a film about it.  Inspired by his friend and his organization Payaway Layaway, decided he needed to change more people’s lives.  “Why not go? What’s stopping me? Nothing.” Worked with organizations of all sizes and all different types. [13:45] minute: When you give out load, you inspire other people. The perception of giving in secret has downsides. The power in giving out loud is immense. Most are shy about wanting their stories told or their efforts noticed.  Explanation of Giving Days [16:45] minute: You have a backround in newspapers and you said in your book that you knew how to make a story compelling, so could you share with our listeners what some of those elements are? Did all his own PR and messaging during his trip. Local news outreach; they didn’t need to care where else he had been because he is there and with them. Having someone else do it for him would have felt sterile. [19:30] minute: Majority of my listeners are online business owners, so for them, how can they leverage the power of storytelling with media and their own content?  Starts with video. People want to connect with people.  Businesses want to support the other businesses around them. What are you creating? Not just a video, but a series of videos. [21:45] minute: I’m curious what your strategies are in creating consistent engaging content. Your time can be pulled in so many directions, so what tips do you have for busy entrepreneurs who struggle with getting that content out day to day? Keep up with the people who reach out to you. Don’t create content to create content. Important to be responsive, that is first. Doing “Twitter and treadmill”...

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For small institutions and institutions with a small annual giving staff, key campus partnerships are critical for implementing a large scale Day of Giving Campaign. Join Cameron Hall, Keri Rursch and Ken Brill to learn how Augustana College, Rock Island, IL took it's Day of Giving to new heights with key partnerships and shared governance.

For small institutions and institutions with a small annual giving staff, key campus partnerships are critical for implementing a large scale Day of Giving Campaign. Join Cameron Hall, Keri Rursch and Ken Brill to learn how Augustana College, Rock Island, IL took it’s Day of Giving to new heights with key partnerships and shared governance.

Chris Strub explains Giving Days and talks about giving back. Cole and Jeff do their best not to spoil Avengers: Endgame. Jessica Lahey teaches us how to turn failures into blessings. Ashley Stuart gets us prepared for spring cleaning. Comedian Kellen Erskine talks about his experience in professional comedy.

Day of Giving efforts are evolving and can have an impact on your Advancement operation beyond just one day of the year. In this episode, you'll hear how Gonzaga and Saint Joseph's University brought new energy into their Day of Giving with tools from iModules, and how these tools will impact their year-round giving strategies. From leaderboards to gamification to peer-to-peer fundraising, you'll learn some of the latest trends in online giving and the impact it can have on your institution's fundraising goals.

Day of Giving efforts are evolving and can have an impact on your Advancement operation beyond just one day of the year. In this episode, you’ll hear how Gonzaga and Saint Joseph’s University brought new energy into their Day of Giving with tools from iModules, and how these tools will impact their year-round giving strategies. From leaderboards to gamification to peer-to-peer fundraising, you’ll learn some of the latest trends in online giving and the impact it can have on your institution’s fundraising goals.

Michael Stoner is the President of mStoner, a strategic marketing consultancy that specializes in web design. Over the last several years, Michael has been focused on digital engagement and social media's role in fundraising. In particular, Michael and the mStoner team have helped universities build strategies around Giving Days. Listen to Michael's unique career story and some of the challenges he's faced building mStoner.

Love them or hate them, Giving Days are here to stay.   Marjorie and Natalie grabbed a big glass of wine to talk about the pros and cons of participating in events like Giving Tuesday and your local Big Give or Giving Day. From ideas on how to succeed and ideas to on how to gracefully bow out if everyone you know is in, we cover it all.   Connect with Us! Natalie on LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/nataliejablonski Marjorie on LinkedIn- http://www.linkedin.com/in/marjorie-moore   501Crossroads on Facebook- http://www.facebook.com/501crossroads 501Crossroads on Twitter- http://www.twitter.com/501crossroads

Giving Days are short, intense online fundraising campaigns built to drive excitement and bring community members together to rally for a cause. Many colleges and universities have found these events to be great tactics for new donor acquisition, lapsed donor re-activation, and annual giving retention. Planning for these events is no small feat. The devil is in the details. Join host Andrew Gossen for a round table discussion on Giving Day best practices before you tackle your next event.

Giving Days are short, intense online fundraising campaigns built to drive excitement and bring community members together to rally for a cause. Many colleges and universities have found these events to be great tactics for new donor acquisition, lapsed donor re-activation, and annual giving retention. Planning for these events is no small feat. The devil is in the details. Join host Andrew Gossen for a round table discussion on Giving Day best practices before you tackle your next event.

In this episode of CauseTalk Radio, Megan and Joe talk with Geoff Livingston, author and Vice President at Razoo.com.  We discuss: A new Case Foundation report on Giving Days, and the success small nonprofits in Washington D. C. have had with the program. Up to 40 U. S. cities may roll out Giving Days in 2012. The Nature Conservancy's partnership with the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue that has created a firestorm of controversy - especially among staffers - for the country's leading environmental organization. Links & Notes Case Foundation Report: How Giving Contests Can Strengthen Nonprofits andCommunities Philanthropy.com: Nature Conservancy Faces Flap Over Fundraising Deal to Promote Swimsuit Issue CompaniesAndCauses.com: SI Swimsuit Issue/Gilt.com Sale Benefitting The Nature Conservancy