If you’re like the other 750 million or so people on facebook, then you probably have a handful of “fan pages” that you’ve “liked” over time. By liking one of these pages, you are telling facebook, in essence, that you want to hear a little bit more from the curator of that page, until otherwise opting out – or “unliking” the page.
Here at United Way of the Greater Triangle, we have a good following of steadily growing numbers on facebook, but it’s never enough. Our facebook page is the first place that we, and many other nonprofits, post breaking news, blog posts, photographs, event details, and much more. This post will give you 7 undeniable reasons to connect with any nonprofit you may be interested in on facebook.
Edwin Jeffords is the Vice President of Information Technology at United Way of the Greater Triangle. He blogs about technology, health, outdoors, social media, and generational issues. He says people read him because "I'm the biggest technology geek you'll ever meet, a budget-conscious marketer, and a social media ninja." His opinions are his own personal opinions, and are not necessarily representative of United Way of the Greater Triangle.




