Posted by Adrian on 25 Jul 2007 | Tagged as: Charities, Technology, Fundraising_Technology, Process Efficiency, Online, Gift Aid
This week’s Carnival of Non-Profits is to be held on the Non-Profit Marketing Blog, and is titled ‘My Top 5”. I thought I would add my penny’s worth with a UK perspective on what, I think, are the 5 things it is most important the third sector focuses on. So here we go:
Build trust: […]
Posted by Adrian on 01 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: Charities, Philanthropy, Fundraising_Technology, Online, Fundraising Campaigns
In response to a request for submissions for next week’s Giving Carnival – to be held on Tactical Philanthropy and Donor Power Blog - I have tried to think what “donors wish nonprofits knew about them…”
From how I see it there are two main parts to this:
Firstly they want them to know when to contact […]
Posted by Adrian on 13 Dec 2006 | Tagged as: Smaller charities, Fundraising_Technology, Online
Social networking sites such as MySpace, and those with networking opportunities such as Second Life, are being used by a few progressive charities such as Epilepsy Action and Amnesty International. Dean Russell of iConcertina Creative has predicted that there are fundraising, campaigning and communication opportunities for those who dare to become part of these online communities. […]
Posted by Adrian on 07 Dec 2006 | Tagged as: Justigiving.com, Charities, CAF, Fundraising_Technology, Online
It was great to hear back from Lou about the Perfect Pitch IT event which I sadly missed. Having read through the presentations I was impressed and excited about all that is going on in this expanding area of the Third Sector. I have previously talked about my admiration for the transparency of Everyclick, but […]
Posted by Adrian on 06 Dec 2006 | Tagged as: Fundraising_Technology, Online, Fundraising Campaigns
WaterAid has launched a fundraising website aimed at 8-13 yr olds. It aims to educate and engage children in the plight of those who do not have clean water. The simple cartoons which personalise the simple message of need with ‘real life’ examples are a great way to motivate the next generation of philanthropists.
Posted by Adrian on 23 Nov 2006 | Tagged as: Smaller charities, Fundraising_Technology, Online
Another way to grow your army of supporters – be that actual financial supporters or people who talk about the vital work you do and create a buzz, is to capitalise on the social networking phenomenon. A charity to have done this is Epilepsy Action who have put up their own page on myspace.com, and already […]