The team is back from Twestival Singapore; a local Twitter festival that just ended a few hours ago at TAB. Twestival is an offline event held in more than 175 cities, aimed at raising funds for charity while harnessing the power of social media. Not only did people meet up to have fun, they also remembered to give. This year, Twestival Singapore had chosen to raise funds for the local non-profit organisation Children-At-Risk Empowerment Association (CARE Singapore), to help them in their mission of changing lives of youths at-risk. Our local talent, Jack and ...
Tweet. Meet. Give [VIDEO] #twsg11
byWillis WeeinAsia
We have been writing one post each day for Twestival Singapore since Sunday. The organizing team has put in a lot of effort for tomorrow’s event. So, feel free to drop-by and have some fun with us at TAB tomorrow. For today’s Twestival posting, we want to share something very fundamental about the charity event. That is ‘tweet’, ‘meet’ and ‘give’, the event’s slogan. I caught the Twestival video last year and thought many of us might have missed it. There are so far only about 30,000 views on YouTube. The ...
How Twitter and Twestival Help CARE Singapore

byWillis WeeinAsia
This Thursday is Twestival night. You saw the ad banners, learned about the prizes, tweeted #twsg11, donated and know where to head for a fun and meaningful Thursday night. All this little things are baby steps toward achieving a common goal: A goal to help CARE Singapore, our beneficiary organization for 2011. Wonder what all these mean to CARE? We were curious too. Through Supriya's help, we managed to learn more from Adelyn Poh who is the Co-founder and Director of Enterprise at Children-At-Risk Empowerment Association (CARE Singapore). In her short interview, ...
Twitter, Twestival & Banners Ads #TWSG11

byWillis WeeinWeb
This coming Thursday is Twestival night and our team is glad to help spread the word! Besides our friends from U.S, the rest of you would have noticed the Twestival banner ad beside our logo. We'll run the ad on our site until the Twestival event ends. A little request: We hope all fellow bloggers (we know many of you are!) can place an ad on your blog or site to help spread the word. Besides the big and friendly 728 x 90 ad (click to enlarge), we also have the 125 ...
Twestival Singapore: 24 March at TAB! #Twsg11

byWillis WeeinAsia
Twestival™ (or Twitter Festival) uses social media for social good. It is an event which Twitter users (in fact everyone!) work hand-in-hand to do something meaningful. All of the local events are organized 100% by volunteers and 100% of all donations go direct to projects. Last year, we raised more than US$ 7,000, of which US$ 4,500 was raised on the night itself, making Singapore amongst the top ten nations in terms of funds raised. This year, for @TwestivalSg 2011, we are supporting Children-at-Risk Empowerment Association (CARE). Established in 1997, CARE Singapore ...
TwestivalSG 2010 A Blast: Top 10 In Total Funds Raised

bySarah ChonginUncategorized
TwestivalSG 2010 has ended successfully yesterday on a high, and what can we say? We had great beer, food, gifts, prizes, events and a cool online community of people who came together offline to support a very meaningful cause. The turnout was so amazing, we hardly had enough space to fit everyone! I'll let the pictures do the talking. Don't miss how well Singapore did this year at the end of the post too (: The Pictures @BrewerkzSG, our friendly tweet up venue! @mikefoong (left) busy at work. Thanks to him for making Twestival happen ...
How To: Organize A Twestival

byWillis WeeinUncategorized
Twestival in all 175+ cities will begin within 48 hours and there is already quite some buzz generated by Twitter users (see #twestival). Volunteers, who came together, mainly through Twitter connections, are the ones who made Twestival possible across the globe. One thing is for sure, organizing a Twestival isn’t as easy as it seems. Just imagine organizing an event with literally zero resource! @mikefoong, who is the main guy behind this year’s Twestival Singapore has "been there done that," and we're glad to have him share his experience with all of ...
#Twestival: Spreading The Love Out Of Twitter
byWillis WeeinUncategorized
Twestival as the name suggests is a Twitter originated event. So, it can't be blamed that many have the misconception that Twestival is only for Twitter users. Well, it's not. Other social networks, such as Facebook, MySpace and Friendster users are definitely welcomed to join the event as well. In short, Twestival is a social good event where social media users get together to make things happen; for a social cause. Spreading The Word It's just a day more to go and we're excited about this event. We hope more people could join ...
6 Ways To Take Part In Twestival Singapore 2010

bySarah ChonginUncategorized
Last year, TwestivalSG raised more than $17,000 in funds for the Children’s Cancer Foundation. This year, the committee is holding the annual event @BrewerkzSG to raise funds for Concern Worldwide, an international humanitarian organisation dedicated to reducing suffering and ending extreme poverty. All proceeds will be going to providing education to needy children. Below are 6 ways you can help. :) 1. Donate directly via paypal To ensure 100% proceeds to the needy, Twestival’s all-volunteer organizers have partnered with PayPal to allow donations via widgets, and waiving all fees up to $1 million. ...
Twestival: 175 Cities For Social Good

bySarah ChonginUncategorized
It's always great to know that people are actively coming together on social media to do good. This coming Thursday, 25 March 2010, people from more than 175 cites around the globe will demonstrate the power of social media in raising funds for the needy at the second annual Twestival. Last year, talents and resources went to providing clean drinking water to 17,000 people. Amanda Rose, founder of Twestival commented, "At last year’s Twestival, more than 1,000 volunteers and 10,000 donors raised more than $250,000 to provide clean and safe ...
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