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stewarding legacy society members

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Increasing opportunities for giving

 

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How do you honor someone who has died? How do you carry on their work? And so that would be the purpose of what I wrote. And I gave a significant amount of money to APO in honor of him. And I thought, yeah, you know what? I haven't donated to APO in years and years, so I better put my money where my mouth is, because APO, for me, was so transformative and so important. [Sharing a memory on LifeWeb] awakened in me the thoughts of, why have I been disconnected from this group that was so important to me for so long? And I reached out to some of the people that were at APO. I think I could be a speaker if I were to go to homecoming or to speak in front of my chapter or a larger forum. So that's where I am. Is okay, this is a wake up call that you were out of touch, and why aren't you doing more? Who's, who's the torchbearer now?

Gretchen R.   
 
 
 
 
 

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Case Study: Alpha Phi Omega more than doubles member email engagement with LifeWeb 360
Case Study: Alpha Phi Omega more than doubles member email engagement with LifeWeb 360

Alpha Phi Omega (APO) national service fraternity is one of the largest collegiate fraternal organizations with over 500,000 initiated members. APO has very strong affinity with its alumni, but knew they could do more to harness it and to increase alumni engagement. This was especially important as they headed into a capital campaign for their Centennial. APO partnered with LifeWeb 360, a community engagement platform honoring members who have passed, to engage alumni in a meaningful and authentic way—helping brothers feel connected to something bigger than themselves or their collegiate chapter. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Absolutely! The site includes a customizable call-to-action button that you can use to send visitors to your current donation page, volunteer info, or wherever you'd like! If a named fund has been set up to honor an individual, you can link to it on their individual tribute page.

  • You're welcome to honor anyone who you consider part of your community on your group commemoration. For example, K-12 schools could honor students, alumni, faculty, and even parents.

  • Little to no additional work. Subscribe the LifeWeb team to a CRM report or periodically send a download of deceased members, and LifeWeb will create the tribute pages. And because your community can now easily report when a member dies via the site, expect more timely and streamlined information on deceased members.

  • All memories go through an AI-moderated review process before they're publicly posted. Any memory with even a 1% chance of negativity is then checked by a real-life member of our team. We've got you!

  • Yes! A 'group commemoration' is a collection of LifeWeb tribute pages honoring people from your community who have passed. It can be filtered by custom sub-groups so that your community can find the people they care most about honoring. E.g. by year, chapter, or major. If you'd prefer separate sites for each sub-group, they can be nested under an overarching group commemoration for your organization, as well.

  • You bet! Whether it's a class reunion, an affinity reunion, or another commemorative event, LifeWeb's sub-groups make it easy to create a slideshow of photos celebrating people relevant to that audience.