One story. One share. One stranger who cares.
That’s how change begins.
In today’s world, people don’t just want to give—they want to feel something when they do. Social Fundraising shows you how to awaken empathy, spark action, and turn social media into a movement-building engine.
Whether you're a small nonprofit, a changemaker with a big heart, or someone simply trying to help, this book gives you the tools to:
✅ Tell your story in a way that spreads
✅ Build trust and emotional connection
✅ Turn followers into donors—and donors into champions
If you've ever said, “We just need people to understand what we do,” this book is your answer. Because when people feel your story, they support your cause.
You don’t need a million followers. You just need the right message.
Let this book show you how to tell it.
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Arvind Upadhyay
Arvind Upadhyay is not just a bestselling author—he’s a movement maker. With over 100 international bestsellers to his name, Arvind has inspired over 10 million people across 10+ countries to live with purpose, build powerful businesses, and give back to the world.
A global entrepreneur and renowned life and business strategist, Arvind has helped individuals and organizations unlock unstoppable growth by doing one thing: believing in the impossible—and making it happen.
From creating the world’s #1 personal and professional development programs to empowering over 1 million people through his live events, Arvind’s teachings blend practical wisdom with soul-stirring inspiration.
His philosophy is simple, but powerful:
“Whatever I believe, I make happen.”
In Social Fundraising, he invites you to believe, share, and build a movement that starts with your story—and ends in impact.
