Online fundraising - from the institute of fundraising
Useful information to bear in mind when setting up online fundraising
code of online fundraising practice
CVS BASIS Project
Meet, share and update info with the CVS BASIS Project groups
Monday, September 5, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
Adding a donate button to your site
Good old Twitter
A large element of the BASIS Project is keeping your group sustainable for the future. One of the recent 'asks' from the groups is how to donate online.
We are grateful to Martyn Haynes @martynhaynes on Twitter, for contributing this really handy tutorial. I recently tweeted - 'what's the best way for non charitable organisations to add a donate button?' Here's the suggestion from Martyn.
You need to factor in that there is currently a 20pence 'handling fee' for non-charitable organisations, this is mentioned in the tutorial. Ultimately it shows you how to add a button on your website via PayPal.
adding a 'donate' button to your site
Monday, July 25, 2011
eBay for Charity Site
A short video clip showing you how to find us on eBay for Charity - Hope this helps a bit
step by step to finding us
step by step to finding us
Labels:
ebay,
ebay for charity,
Telford and Wrekin CVS
Monday, July 18, 2011
1&1 affiliates programme
Thought that it might be quite useful for a bit of a tutorial on here about how to sign up to the 1&1 affiliate programme
choose the layout of the banner you like the look of (your unique ID will be added into the code) copy and paste your chosen piece of code
click anywhere on the code and this will let you copy it . . . to your website. Now you need to go to your website and in edit mode choose where you want to display the banner - the side bar is a good place.
Go to 'add new element' and when prompted choose - 'widget /HTML'
adding your website domain in the box, will take you to:
choose the layout of the banner you like the look of (your unique ID will be added into the code) copy and paste your chosen piece of code
click anywhere on the code and this will let you copy it . . . to your website. Now you need to go to your website and in edit mode choose where you want to display the banner - the side bar is a good place.
Go to 'add new element' and when prompted choose - 'widget /HTML'
clicking on this will give you a place to paste your copied code:
looks like gobbledygook to be honest, but stick with it, and don't forget to press save.
Once saved; and in 'page mode' as opposed to 'edit mode', you will be able to view your banner a bit like this one:
When people click through to 1&1 from your website and purchase a web hosting package, you will get commission, currently at £30 for MyBusiness Site
Not bad is it - why not try it?
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Thursday, June 23, 2011
YouTube training
We recently hosted a great training session from Peter Lisney about how YouTube has the potential to help your organisation.
The Power Point presentation is now available to view
If you attended, We have put together a quick evaluation form for you to complete -
then add a comment on the forum please.
The Power Point presentation is now available to view
then add a comment on the forum please.
We look forward to seeing your videos!
Just a reminder that the next training is booked for Wednesday 6th July - Gareth Edwards Fundraising Planning and Strategy and Creative Fundraising in two training sessions - for more info and to book, please contact the CVS office 01952 291350
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Have you heard about this ?
Have you heard about this at all?
Internet buttons is a free bit of IT gadgetry-kit, that enables you to send easy 'one-click' buttons - created by you, for a friend or relative that has a bad case of 'ISNT' *Internet Shyness Not Trying. Joking apart, they are a great idea for anyone who needs a bit of help & encouragement to get online
All you need to do is create a page of individual 'buttons' that link to web-sites of interest to the person you want to help . . .
some examples . . .
So what are you waiting for ? ? let's send out some buttons !
*That was me a couple of years ago - wish these had been around then!
Internet buttons is a free bit of IT gadgetry-kit, that enables you to send easy 'one-click' buttons - created by you, for a friend or relative that has a bad case of 'ISNT' *Internet Shyness Not Trying. Joking apart, they are a great idea for anyone who needs a bit of help & encouragement to get online
All you need to do is create a page of individual 'buttons' that link to web-sites of interest to the person you want to help . . .
some examples . . .
So what are you waiting for ? ? let's send out some buttons !
*That was me a couple of years ago - wish these had been around then!
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