The Tapp Blog

We're so glad you made it to our 2nd Annual Tapp Social Summit! We had a blast singing, dancing, making starfish, and learning about community impact and involvement! If you missed out, don't stress! We've got you covered. For both parties, the fun isn't over. Our monthly Tapp Socials are just as fun and inspiring and guess what, in true monthly nature, we host them every month! So get ready with us as we gear up for July's installment of our Tapp Social Series with this months guests Your Part-Time Controller (YPTC)!

Join us for a seminar on the latest nonprofit accounting updates, and best practices to implement in your nonprofit organization.

May's Installment of our Tapp Social Series: Don’t Fear the Data focused on tackling the myths associated with data and fundraising. The event featured guest speaker Erin Troia, CEO of Ignite Intention Consulting, who discussed fundraising analytics and how to leverage the data at your fingertips to tell a strong and impactful story.

It's that time of the month again! We at Tapp Network are very excited to present you with May's Installment of our Tapp Social Series: Don’t Fear the Data: Tackling the Myths Associated with Data and Fundraising. This event will feature Erin Troia, CEO of Ignite Intention Consulting, who will discuss fundraising analytics: You can leverage the data at your fingertips to tell a strong and impactful story.

It's that time of the month again! We at Tapp Network are very excited to present you with April's Installment of our Tapp Social Series: Public Relations & Tactics to Encourage Community Engagement. This Roundtable-style event will feature digital marketing expert Dan Sanchez, communications strategist Nina Zucker, and corporate communications expert Kent Wissinger who will discuss tricks of the trade in helping to encourage your community engagement!

It's that time of the month again! You know the drill, come on down and visit us at the Mill for an afternoon of learning, growth, food, and fun! There will be an amazing presentation from our very dear friend and partner Peggy Geisler of PMG Consulting to start things off followed by an hour or so of networking and socializing, made complete with food and beverages to make your tummy smile.

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It’s clear that your nonprofit can no longer maximize potential event attendance without the use of social media.  Alerting your fans, supporters, and donors through Twitter and Facebook will bring your event to the forefront of their attention, and event pages are convenient places to post reminders and updates.  The power of social sharing can also draw in friends-of-friends that may not have otherwise heard about your organization or event.