Who are Fundraising Everywhere?
Often charities are aware of the development and training their team needs to improve, but have no way to access it. That’s where Fundraising Everywhere comes in!
Founded by Nikki and Simon, this community based organisation offers charities a way to access valuable knowledge and resources. Based online, they have built an inclusive network of Third Sector voices, with regular events taking place through their website. Learn how communities like Fundraising Everywhere are enhancing charity fundraising sectors.
Discover all things Individual Giving
Their Individual Giving Conference, taking place this October, is a one-day event in which charities can sign up and attend the sessions that stick out to them. Available live and on demand, these sessions cover everything from faith based giving to boosting donations with AI to the mistakes we should avoid when designing a supporter journey.
GWD are proud to sponsor the event, alongside many other brilliant organisations.
As well as sponsoring the event, we’re excited to host a session all about contactless donations! Giving us the opportunity to share our expertise and give charities the knowledge they need to boost supporter engagement through innovation.
How to boost supporter engagement and delight donors with innovative fundraising technology
When?
19th October 2023
Room 2 at 13:35pm
Where?
Watch our session live or on demand here
Who?
Our Business Development Manager, Tom Presland , will be sharing his knowledge of the sector
What will we cover?
The Third Sector has been incredibly resilient these past few years given great uncertainty.
An increasingly cashless society paired with economic difficulties across the UK, has meant face to face giving has suffered. Charities have adapted to survive by providing a range of inclusive giving solutions such as contactless donation devices, like the Donation Station.
But is this enough to cope with an uncertain future? How can Third Sector organisations sustain and grow support for their cause in the next 5 years through innovation?
The question is no longer ‘do we need contactless?’ but ‘how can we gain more from it?’
The future lies in supporter relationships.
So, in this session, we will discuss why you need to revolutionise your donation collection through ideas such as digital customisation, data capture and experiential giving in order to grow revenue and get a healthy return on investment. Explore further about contactless fundraising and how it can transform your charity.
What will you learn?
Using examples from our work within the Third Sector, we will discuss the benefits and opportunities of contactless donations and how your organisation can use them to reignite supporter relationships.
We’ll breakdown the barriers you may be facing when it comes to tech and set out clear ways to improve your individual giving strategy. Ultimately, enhancing your supporter experience and boosting your donation intake!
We will also share with you the latest feedback from our customers, highlighting what fundraisers need from contactless donation devices. These findings will help provide clarity on where to focus your efforts when investing in tech and the hidden benefits, such as data collection and branding opportunities, to look out for.
Three key takeaways
In our session, you will learn how innovative contactless technology works harder to:
- Create donation opportunities and encourage in-person fundraising
- Provide engaging, memorable and seamless donation experiences
- Forge meaningful donor relationships that lead to continued support
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Who are GWD?
We help socially-minded organisations transition to digital systems, building stronger relationships through impactful products and services.
Our experience goes back two decades, with a foundation building and providing critical digital services and products for the financial services and retail industries.
With a long-proven ability to handle challenging projects and a team of trusted experts, we work hard to solve problems and deliver change that helps others.
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