Ready to get the most out of your mobile fundraising? The Givelify Launchpad is filled with helpful information on how to kick off your mobile fundraising efforts — and continue to boost your donations in the future.
Customize Your Mobile Fundraising App Profile
The first thing you should do after setting up your mobile fundraising app is customize your organization’s profile. This lets supporters know they are in the right place when they use the app to make a donation. It also helps you stand out from other nearby organizations, which may not have fully completed their profiles.
Simply follow the instructions on the Givelify Launchpad to upload images to your profile. You can also create custom fundraising campaigns so that donors can choose where their money will go.
Get The Word Out To Your Supporters
Now that your profile is fully customized, it is time to tell your supporters about your new mobile fundraising option. The following information and tips, which are available to you on the Givelify Launchpad, will help you get started:
Use every opportunity to tell your supporters about how they can give quickly and easily using your mobile fundraising app. Once they are aware of how convenient giving is with this new technology, they will be excited to try it — and will continue to give through the app going forward.
Maximize Your Event Fundraising
If you want to get your supporters excited about giving while they are present at your fundraising events, running a Givelithon is the perfect way. Simply project the Givelithon screen for your fundraising campaign on a screen and watch as donations roll in, along with images of those who give. As the number continues to grow, the crowd will get more and more excited to help you reach your goal.
Additionally, the Givelify Launchpad contains branded pledge slips and table tents that you can download, print, and use at your fundraiser. This will help spread the word about your mobile fundraising option during the event, so attendees will know how to give spontaneously.
