SAN FRANCISCO, CA, October 03, 2010 (Press-News.org) On Tuesday, October 5, 2010, the Mobile Giving Foundation will host its first Mobile Giving Forum at the W Hotel in San Francisco, CA.
The Mobile Giving Foundation (MGF) offers charitable organizations and nonprofits the opportunity to raise funds through mobile technology, as well as develops and promotes best practices and standards for mobile giving. MGF is the liaison between mobile service providers and nonprofits, and acts as the organizational hub for certifying nonprofit participation in mobile giving campaigns.
The goal of this year's Forum is to gather various nonprofits, carriers, corporate foundations, technology providers and other influential industry players to discuss the increasingly broad scope of the mobile giving channel, as well as how to effectively assimilate mobile giving within overall fundraising and marketing efforts.
Guide by Cell President and founder Dave Asheim is one of a group of executives scheduled to speak at the event. Widely regarded as an industry expert in mobile technology solutions, Asheim has an extensive background in providing technology solutions to nonprofit organizations. He founded Guide by Cell in 2004 to combine his passion for nonprofits and technology, and in 2009 he founded Give by Cell, the company's mobile giving division.
Asheim will join executives from Ping Mobile and Greater Calling in a panel discussion titled "Tips, Tricks, and Traps for Resource-Constrained Non Profits to Effectively Employ Mobile Campaigns."
About the Mobile Giving Foundation
The Mobile Giving Foundation was founded in 2007 by veterans of the wireless industry to connect nonprofit organizations with the fundraising potential of wireless communications. The Mobile Giving Foundation acts as the intermediary between the donor, the phone carrier, and the nonprofit. MGF has licensed Give by Cell as a qualified provider of mobile giving campaigns, which capture text message donations and help to reach a new generation of donors. Currently, only a handful of firms in the world have met the standards of the MGF and are therefore authorized to resell this service.
http://www.mobilegiving.org/
About Give by Cell
Give by Cell is one of a select group of approved providers of mobile giving technology, licensed by the Mobile Giving Foundation (MGF) to provide text message donation services. The company provides qualifying nonprofits with services to capture text message donations and reach a new generation of first-time donors. Give by Cell is a division of Guide by Cell Inc., the world's largest provider of mobile technologies to non-profits and cultural institutions. Guide by Cell also offers employee training services through its Train by Cell division.
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Guide by Cell President David Asheim to speak at Mobile Giving Forum in San Francisco
Guide by Cell President David Asheim will appear at the Mobile Giving Forum on Tuesday, October 5, 2010 to discuss the ways that nonprofit organizations can take utilize text message donations as part of their fundraising efforts.
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[Press-News.org] Guide by Cell President David Asheim to speak at Mobile Giving Forum in San FranciscoGuide by Cell President David Asheim will appear at the Mobile Giving Forum on Tuesday, October 5, 2010 to discuss the ways that nonprofit organizations can take utilize text message donations as part of their fundraising efforts.