Twestival

Background and contacts

About Twestival

Twestival® (or Twitter Festival) uses social media for social good by connecting communities offline on a single day to highlight a great cause and have a fun event. Twestival is the largest global grassroots social media fundraising initiative to date. Since 2009, volunteers have raised close to $1.2 million for 137 nonprofits. All local events are organized 100% by volunteers and 100% of all ticket sales and donations go direct to projects.

About The Digital Newsroom

The Twestival Digital Newsroom is a simple and useful resource for you to keep track of all the latest news stories. High resolution images and complete press releases are available to download from here, and you can connect with our various social media profiles easily. Suggestions for improvements are welcome.

Contact Details

Alex Myers & Camilla Brown
Manifest London
t. +44 (0)207 8120 592
e. twestival@manifestlondon.co.uk

Twestival

Record-breaking Twestival unites more than 150 cities in day of fundraising

Twestival Local, the pioneering charity movement, will inspire the biggest global charity event ever organised through social media on March 24th, with 150+ cities across the world coordinating and hosting their own fundraising event. Organised by an army of thousands of volunteers and vocally supported by Twitter’s own founders, Twestival events will take place in [...]

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Record-breaking Twestival unites more than 150 cities in day of fundraising

Record-breaking Twestival unites more than 150 cities in day of fundraising

Twestival Local, the pioneering charity movement, will inspire the biggest global charity event ever organised through social media on March 24th, with 150+ cities across the world coordinating and hosting their own fundraising event. Organised by an army of thousands of volunteers and vocally supported by Twitter’s own founders, Twestival events will take place in [...]

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Alva Champions Enterprise Reputation Management

Alva Champions Enterprise Reputation Management

The high profile issue of corporate reputation continues to grab the attention of businesses across Europe and Alva founder and Chief Executive Alberto Lopez-Valenzuela has been in demand for his views on the issue. Alberto was invited to speak at the first Corporate Reputation and Reputational Risk Executive in Madrid this month. Organised by the [...]

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Consultation impact on corporate reputation

Consultation impact on corporate reputation

February 9th: Over the past two years the level of organization and sophistication that has gone into single issue protest campaigns has increased, with utilities facing particularly vocal campaigns relating to projects deemed to negatively impact the local environment. The proliferation of social media sites has facilitated this activism, with Facebook groups now a common [...]

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A utility’s ability to overcome adversity affects its reputation and consequent market performance

A utility’s ability to overcome adversity affects its reputation and consequent market performance

February 2nd: The recent water shortages in Northern Ireland cost chief executive of state-owned Northern Ireland Water Laurence Mackenzie his job. This is a graphic example of how being unprepared for resilience issues can have significant consequences on a company’s standing with its stakeholders, and therefore its reputation. The associated financial cost can be equally catastrophic. Environment [...]

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Top marque for Bentley, but Fiat and Toyota falter

Top marque for Bentley, but Fiat and Toyota falter

04 October 2010 According to research by Corporate Reputation Analysis firm Alva commissioned by the Times, Bentley, Mazda, Volvo and Jaguar lead the automotive sector in terms of reputation over the past three months. Bentley has seen the benefits of this with a 26% increase in sales year-on-year, while Jaguar has enjoyed strong global sales [...]

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The winds of change can impact on the energy sector’s reputation

The winds of change can impact on the energy sector’s reputation

01 October  2010 The UK energy industry faces a period of dramatic change as it responds to the challenges posed by the transition to a low-carbon economy and the Government’s future energy policy. At stake is the country’s future energy security. As a result, major debates around the issues of renewable energy generation, decentralised supply, [...]

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