Slacktivism implies that supporting something online has no lasting impact. It’s a myth. Social *does* make money for nonprofits, you’ve just got to know how. From the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to Stephen's Sutton's $7 million individual fundraiser, the past twelve months have seen the maturity of social giving, and we’ll talk how causes can make the most of it. In this session from the world’s largest social platform for giving, we'll discuss turning likes into donations, including hacks for integrating with Facebook and Twitter to increase the distribution and click-through rate of the stories your supporters publish about your cause. And with tablets and smartphones now dominating how people behave online, understanding how nonprofit supporters act differently on mobile is vital – the insight we share about mobile supporters might surprise you...