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7 pages tagged with Regular giving:
- Do you love fundraising as much as we do? Here at SOFII, we love fundraising. And if you love fundraising too, then you would fit in perfectly with our other fundraising-loving friends – the SOFII One Hundred. Read on to meet all the members of the SOFII One Hundred and learn how you can join them in supporting other fundraisers, today.
- Harry Perkins Institute: Habit tracker regular giving acquisition The Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research (aka the Perkins) revolutionised its fundraising with a superb – and successful – push to attract more regular givers.
- Hear Me Out: Co-creation fundraising campaign Small charity, Hear Me Out, has been working hard to embed co-creation across their whole organisation – even in their fundraising appeals. In this case study, their team share how the ‘More Than A Label’ campaign was co-created with a talented group of people who all had lived experience of the UK’s immigration system.
- I wish I’d thought of the ‘Touch, Look, Check’ campaign At I Wish I’d Thought of That in November 2024, Laura Webb chose to celebrate a fundraising campaign that was created in 2012 and is still going strong today. Raising both money and awareness, ‘Touch, Look, Check’ is a value-exchange proposition that continues to engage donors.
- Irregularity – is it the future of regular giving? Recruiting regular donors, increasing engagement and reducing attrition are three things that feature in plenty of fundraising strategies. They remain a focus for good reason – all fundraisers want to help their cause with the reliable funds that a base of committed supporters brings. But what if the future of regular giving was less ‘regular’ and more ‘irregular’?
- National Trust for Scotland: ROOTS regular giving campaign For membership organisations, recruiting regular givers isn’t always easy – but with a beautiful new regular giving product, the National Trust for Scotland certainly succeeded.
- RSPCA: Pet First Aid Guide value exchange campaign Discover how the RSPCA in Australia used exceptional fundraising to recruit new regular donors and save the lives of animals in New South Wales and Queensland.
