actuallydata.comJustTextGiving is a new service that helps charities, no matter how big or small, raise more money. Donations can now be made with a simple text message and it’s free to set up and run.
No set up fee. No membership fee.
No commission. No catches.
via JustTextGiving.
The Institute of Fundraising Technology Group is holding a one day conference on May 13th in London. Three streams: eFundraising, Strategy, Technology; and some good speakers (Shelter, BHF, the Stroke Association, Sayer Vincent, Baigent Digital, and Twittorial)
For more information click here: http://www.iofitsig.org/conf2011/programme.htm
I’m regularly asked about the best way to promote charities specific events. If you are using the Online Giving platform, JustGiving, then this is what you need to know.
Welcome to the event linking tool
Our tool allows you to add a simple link to your website or emails to direct supporters to create a JustGiving fundraising page, where a charity and event have already been selected.
via – JustGiving.
As well as this tool there is also the ability to have your digital agency benefit from Page Creation api’s which can be embedded directly into your website or event registration process. For More information on API’s please click here: http://apimanagement.justgiving.com/
JustGiving will be launching a direct debit function to its website in the next one to two weeks following a significant rise on regular giving on the site. The sponsorship website currently allows regular gifts to be made via credit card, but will be introducing a new tool to enable donors to set up regular direct debit gifts, which JustGiving expects will attract a different kind of donor.
The development, due within the next few weeks, was announced at a Media Trust event in London on Wednesday, and follows a 30 per cent year-on-year rise in the current regular giving programme on JustGiving.
JustGiving is poised to trial a new company team giving platform as part of a strategic push towards corporate giving for the website. More than 20 companies have already signed up to the soon-to-be launched platform, which will begin in trial stage with a few founding partners next month. The platform will enable company employees to fundraise on one platform, but for whichever and as many charities they choose.