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Charity 2.0

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How it used to be

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11th of September 2001

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Everyone sat by the TV waiting for the latest news.

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There was not much you could do from the other side of the world.

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26th of December 2004

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We started getting involved..

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The tsunami victims filmed with their mobile phones, and emailed it to friends and family

They spread the videos on blogs

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We wanted to read the victims stories,not the medias.

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12th of January 2010- The Haiti earthquake

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A disaster that involved the vast majority!

Real-time updates on

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Social media made it possibly for us to help, from the other side of the world!

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Donating hasnever beeneasier

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How Zynga helped Haiti with Farmville

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Donate and get rare flowers

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100% of all contributionsto the Zynga Haiti Relief Fund will help our friends in Haiti who are

suffering from a devastating earthquake.

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The devastation in Haiti is unimaginable, and anything we or our users can do is tiny compared to the utter loss for this nation. In our small way, I hope we can enable our users to help and touch Haiti in a meaningful way where every dollar raised can make a difference -

Zynga C.E.O. and founder Mark Pincus:

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1 week later

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Farmville players alone raised 1 million dollars with the Sweet Seeds for Haiti- Haitian Relief campaign.

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...and got a reward.

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This is what actor Hugh Jackman did

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The winning organizations suggested by Jackmans fans...

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a medical foundation that donates surgical procedures to children in developing countries born with facial deformities.

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and...

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Charity: water

a non-profit dedicated to providing safedrinking water in developing countries.

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Response?

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Hugh Jackman also helped the Haiti victims

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Reaction?

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The word of a good cause spreads fast

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Social media has made it possible for everyone to help.

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Do you want to make a change?

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Use chipin to collect money for a cause,and spread it in your social network.

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This is how blogger David helped a friend

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Daniela devorced her abusive husband and had nowhere to go.David wanted to help her raise $5,000 so she could get an apartment.

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David used ChipIn and blogged about Daniela’s situation

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David asked his followers to spread it on Twitter and on their own blogs

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David:

“I don't have anything to offer back. Not an ego list or top donators directory. I can only hope that this thing we call "community" puts its money or heart where its mouth is. Please do whatever you can.”

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the result?

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$16,880.60

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A couple months later: Daniela has a new home for her children

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Do you have an idea?

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Tell your friends

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Raise money

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Use Youtube to spread the word of your cause

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Remember to be honest...

Or else you can damage your reputation.

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What happens online is forever

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Do good, and increase your whuffie factor*

*Whuffie – your social currency for social networks

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Slideshow by:

Jetmira Ajdari Trsanitwitter.com/jetplett


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