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To allow the public the best view of this exciting milestone in the building of the new Lance Corporal Leon Deraps I-70 Missouri River (Rocheport) Bridge, the Missouri Department of Transportation plans to livestream the blast on this page. The blast and livestream are tentatively scheduled for 7:30 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 10, 2023.

Signal strength in the area surrounding the bridge, however, is not optimal for a livestream. Should technical issues disrupt the livestream, MoDOT will attempt a Facebook Live event at facebook.com/MoDOTCentral.

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Friends and family members can tune in to all Commencement ceremonies via the University's livestream, which will begin just prior to the ceremony start time. To view past commencement ceremonies and other University events, visit the Livestream archives.

The third performance of every main-stage opera during the 2023 season will be available to view as a livestream. In addition, the opera will be available on-demand for 48 hours after the performance.

Visit and sign in to your San Francisco Opera account. If you have purchased a livestream, it should be there! If you are still having trouble, check and make sure you are in the right San Francisco Opera account. If that is not working, please reach out to our friendly box office at frontrow@sfopera.com.

Livestreaming was gaining popularity before COVID-19, but in light of the global pandemic, it has become an even more useful tool for nonprofits to connect with and grow their audiences by streaming galas, endurance events, or other virtual events. Many livestreaming platforms have also added features that allow viewers to donate directly to nonprofits while watching live content.

The trend toward live video expands your reach for potential new supporters, and those supporters can, in turn, create their own livestream fundraising events on your behalf. Generally speaking, livestream fundraising occurs on three different levels of your nonprofit.

Once possible, influencers can attend and livestream your in-person events to solicit donations from supporters unable to physically be there. During times of social distancing, they can also create their own virtual events on behalf of your nonprofit.

Twitch is a livestreaming service where gamers can connect with and watch each other play video games. In February 2020, the platform had over 3.8 million unique broadcasters, and it sees a daily average of more than 15 million active users.

Popular gamers are also able to fundraise for nonprofits through the site. Between 2012 and 2017, Twitch users livestream fundraised over $75 million for nonprofits. In addition, 78% of users report wanting to see more charity in the gaming industry.

After Hurricane Harvey in 2017, Best Friends Animal Society did a livestream over Facebook at the site of a pop-up shelter they had created in Austin for rescued pets. They interviewed staff who had driven several hours transporting 87 cats and dogs to the site, as well as showed scenes of the rescued pets. The broadcast was just six minutes and 53 seconds in length, but garnered over 1.5 million views, 20,000 shares, and nearly $102,000.

Playing pre-recorded videos in between speakers can help switch up the flow of your event, keeping viewers engaged by using varied content. It can also create smoother transitions that allow your staff time to set up for the next livestream speaker or activity. Finally, incorporating pre-recorded videos into your livestream allows you to share more polished content around your message in addition to the more personal live speaker approach.

Encourage viewer participation to keep your audience engaged. In addition to soliciting donations and reminding viewers of the donate button on your livestream, ask them questions that they can answer in the chat box. As viewers donate, give shoutouts in your livestream to specific supporters. Talk personably with the audience like you would a friend rather than talking at the screen like no one is on the other side.

Both influencer partners and supporters can benefit from access to quick materials from your nonprofit that help tell your story. Provide livestreamers with simple prompts, success stories, photos, and other talking points they can use to share your mission with their audiences while staying true to your brand.

Livestream fundraising offers an engaging, dynamic way to reach larger audiences for donations and support. With many social media platforms now offering in-app donations for livestream events, your nonprofit can leverage both your own accounts and those of influencers to explore creative new fundraisers that can tap into a younger audience.

Watch KSAT 12 newscasts and all active livestreams on KSAT Plus. Watch the latest weather updates, stream high school sports, breaking news, doppler radar, traffic cams, press conferences and more. Find top stories on our homepage.

You can watch our livestream services on the following social media platforms:

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To see previously recorded masses and videos, visit our YouTube channel or Facebook page (click Videos in the left-hand menu).

Please note: Indexed videos for past City Council meetings are currently unavailable as we move to a new legislative management system. Past City Council meetings and livestreams are still available on the Boston City Council Youtube page.

We are so glad you're here. We begin our Sunday livestream programming at 10 am with The Forum, and continue with our 11 am worship service. Click the buttons above to fill out a Connect Card, or Make a Gift. To participate in the chat during the livestream, join us on YouTube or Facebook Live.

We encourage our students, families and community to take advantage of the livestreaming we are providing for many of our home athletic contests this season. We will livestream from locations where we have wired access, including the Georgelis, Larsen & Sabatino Injury Law Firm, P.C. Stadium, the Arconic Quad, and Buchanan Gym. Due to these limitations, Cross Country, Golf, and Tennis, will not be live streamed at this time.

The livestreaming video window will typically appear within the hour prior to the event. The livestream typically starts when the doors to the venue open. Stay on this page at the event's start time.

If you have trouble viewing the livestream, try reloading the page. University of Hartford special events are available on our UHart Live page. ff782bc1db