Trying to
raise money used to be an endless slog through inefficiency, tedium, low return
for time invested and exhaustive routines of calling and mailing for churches
and other non-profit organizations. How
many bake sales can a church do, how many cookies can be sold door to door, and
who wants to be known as the organization that packs extra pounds onto their
supporters with doughnut sales?
Not unlike
Facebook replaced individual emails to family and friends with one
post to the timeline, crowdfunding makes fundraising significantly easier with
information that is consolidated onto one webpage. The role of the organization is to direct
donors to the webpage where they can review the facts, watch a video, see who
has already supported the effort with their donation, and then place their own
donation if they so desire.
No knocking
on doors in problematic neighborhoods, no more going to the store to buy sugar
and flour to make doughnuts, and no need to ever roll pennies or count nickels
again. The webpage is a 24-hour a day, 7-day a week ambassador for the cause,
telling a consistent story and sharing the value of the campaign.
Hallelujah for technology!
Hallelujah for technology!
- Mike Prongue
Campaign Director for the Non Profit SignVine
michael@signvine.org
www.signvine.org
Campaign Director for the Non Profit SignVine
michael@signvine.org
www.signvine.org
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