Book Giveaway: Causewired - Leave A Comment By November 17th

If you read my review of Causewired or any one of the many thumbs up reviews, and your book buying budget is a little tight right now,   Tom Watson  was kind enough to give me a copy of his new book, CauseWired to give away on this blog.   All you have to do is leave a comment saying why you want the book by November 17th and on November 21st, I'll pick a winner using random.org.

And, then I can play another Akoha card that suggests I give someone a book!

Comments

[francesco]

Because I want to donate the book to another person that I know needs to read a book like these

[Sam]

"I've finally finished it and it is definitely a must-read if you are working for a nonprofit organization or outside of one and want to make sense of how online activism and online fundraising is changing."

- From the review

If you say it's a must-read, then I must read it! Sounds like a pretty good reason to me... :)

[Gordon]

I would like the book to use as a resource - I have a non-profit background, and would like to increase my available tools in social media.

[Marsha Keeffer]

Very nice of you - I work with a nonprofit that pays bills for homeless people who can't get Soc Sec benefits without having a professional handle their money. I'm sure your book would be very helpful to us.

[The Social Reformer]

to educate, to learn, to inspire, to be inspired, to leave something to be remembered by, to influence.

Ruben Harris
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[Stacey Monk]

Did you say free? At Epic Change, we've adopted a number of social media tools for precisely that reason, and have experienced great results using zero-cost online efforts to further our cause. I can't wait to learn the new tips and tricks Tom offers in his book - hope we win! And thanks for the contest!

[Cynthia]

Your recommendation is a big motivation! But I also work for a grassroots, very small nonprofit providing wrap-around services to adults with disabilities and extreme income challenges. I've been struggling, on my own, to learn about social networking/fundraising and other resources in order to promote and support the work that we do.
I'd love to win, but whether I do or not, feel free to check out our website at www.phpnw.org or stop by twitter.com/PeepsHelpPeeps

[George]

Many of my clients are in the nonprofit sector and could benefit from the tips in this book. I have one particular client in mind that I would love to give a copy to.

[Megan]

The sign of a good book is when numerous trusted sources call it a "must-read". It sounds like one that would be very helpful to me in developing strategy for my nonprofit day job as well as a burgeoning nonprofit for which I am a board member and volunteer.

[Ian Wilker]

Because I'm always on the prowl for more and better demonstrations of positive ROI from application of social-web strategies, and this book looks like it will have a lot of them. Thanks Beth, and Tom, for offering this up!

[Ari Herzog]

As I focus my social media consultancy on government agencies, small business firms, and nonprofits, I can never learn enough from the experts. Thus, I'd like to express my interest in this book, and once I'm done learning, I'll pass it on similarly.

Thanks, Beth.

[Thursday Bram]

I've seen recommendations for Causewired a couple of places. It's definitely on my to-read list.

[Robin Reagler]

I would be interested in reading Causewired for new ideas and inspiration. I work for Writers in the Schools (WITS) in Houston.

www.witsblog.org

[Trista Meehan]

Hi-- I would love to get this book for our organization, CaringBridge. I've just recently joined the non-profit world as a user experience analyst/web strategist, and this looks like this book would be a great resource for us. Thanks!

[Allen Lew]

I'd like a copy of the book for the Los Angeles Urban League, a 87 year old nonprofit that would like to learn more about new tech.

[Nicole Brock]

Our agency is currently working on a plan to develop a Web 2.0 and social networking presence. The book would also make a great addition to our special library, where we could share this book with other nonprofits!

[Amelia]

I just started working for a non-profit, and coming from a for profit organization which was beginning to effectively use social media, I think it is very important for us to figure out how we can use it effectively. This is even more so that case as my organization has existed for a long time and I think they are missing out on many ways to reach younger generations.

[RIGHTSAIDFERNT]

I bought a Halloween shirt at Walmart on clearance the other day. It was only a buck, so I thought what a bargin! Wrong! The ink wasn't dry on the shirt. It left stains on a whole large load of laundry and all over my dryer. Fortunately, I was able to get a lot of it out, but some stuff is still sevrelly stained. Thank goodness dh almost has a degree in printing and knew how to get it out. I am ticked! I'll be emailing Walmart today.

Do not buy the My Sister's a Monster tee shirts. The ink is not dry on them!