Everyclick for Fundraising

Stallfinder has added Everyclick into our section on Fundraising.

Everyclick is a one-stop fundraising website which features over 200,000 registered UK charities. It is free to use for both fundraisers and charities and means that even the smallest charity has a means to collect donations and fundraising online.

There are six ways you can fundraise with Everyclick:

Search the web – Everyclick is a search engine, powered by Ask.com, which gives 50% of its revenue to charity

Create an appeal – fundraisers can set up a fundraising page and collect sponsorship for their chosen charity.

Make a donation – you can donate to any of 200,000 UK charities by debit or credit card using Everyclick’s secure payment system.

Send greetings – in exchange for a donation to the charity of your choice (or the recipient’s choice) you can send greetings cards.

Send eVouchers as a gift – buy an eVoucher and the recipient can then choose the charity they would like the donation to go to.

Go shopping – shop online and a percentage of your purchases goes to charity.

Charities receive their own homepage URL which their supporters will see – they can customise their homepage with images and text. Charities can also add details and news stories to their information pages.

There are several tools and widgets for both fundraisers and charities to encourage people to help them raise money across the web.

To learn more about Everyclick, visit www.everyclick.com

Third Sector Forums - new online community

Third Sector Forums is a friendly online community for UK charity professionals, volunteers and social entrepreneurs. The forums are a place for people to network, learn, debate and discuss third sector issues. Categories include funding, fundraising, governance, legal issues, internet, marketing, campaigns, social enterprise and more. While the forums are third sector focused, private and public professionals are welcome too. The forums are 100% free to use and run by volunteers.
The forums were founded by Ross McCulloch who has a background in education, community planning, has run his own business and is now developing a partnership between three Lanarkshire charities. Ross also volunteers for Scottish Community Foundation and sits on the Big Lottery Fund's Fair Share Scotland Panel. More recently, Ross has started writing a third sector blog for the Sunday Mail .

http://www.thirdsectorforums.co.uk/