Currently I am working on a golf tournament and have created a Fundly
account to promote the event and the camp for foster children that it
is supporting. Of course we are asking for money to aid the cause, but a
Fundly website is more than just a financial donation site. From small
to large nonprofits, there are a variety of ways to reach out to your
donors.
Here some non-monetary asks that we have
made: golf participants, volunteers for the day of the tournament,
corporate sponsorships, and business donations for the raffle that will
be held at the banquet after the tournament. We also made a separate
section where people can directly work with the nonprofit by
volunteering as camp counselors, provide prayer support for this
ministry, donate craft items for the campers, or volunteer at
registration.
Updating and recruiting golfers has been
much easier through this site, too. With each post that the committee
chairman puts on the Fundly webpage, the golfers that he is friends with
can be reminded of discounts, deadlines and new course features that
have been added to the tournament. He can also post how many spaces are
left and promote the mission of the cause.
In a sad turn of events, one of the golfers
who had participated several times in this event passed away a couple of
weeks ago. We knew he loved to golf and wanted to help the children in
this organization, so we also have started receiving donations in memory
of this incredible man and will send his family a list of family and
friends who contributed a gift in remembrance.
While every organization could certainly
benefit from monetary contributions, it’s important to remember that
social media networks are not limited to just one type of donation. With
Fundly, there are a variety of ways to get your supporters to join as
partners to your cause. What will you ask for today?
If you want to raise money on Facebook for your cause, you can start your own Facebook fundraising campaign today with Fundly!
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