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5 Ways to Spread Fundraising Effectively

On February 16, 2020

We are a platform that allows you to raise funds transparently. Every donation that enters the campaign will be recorded in the system. This makes it easy for you to take responsibility for total contributions to both donors and the public. Not only that, but access to online fundraising that can be done anywhere and anytime also makes Kitabisa practical to use.

Well, for those of you who are opening a fundraising campaign or want to help someone else’s campaign, it’s good to spread it so that more people know it. Let’s distribute the funds effectively in the ways below.

Use the sender application

Various messaging applications can be used to spread funds, for example, LINE, Blackberry Messenger (BBM), and WhatsApp. According to data on the Kitabisa website, as much as 60% of donations are obtained through links distributed via Japri in sending messages. Send a link with a different message for each contact you go to. Also, take advantage of features in the application, such as WhatsApp status or LINE status.

If you want to share via a group, note the difference with chat. The advantage of this method is that it is much faster because it directly reaches the people in the group. Keep the message concise, concise, and clear and sufficient in one screen so that group members don’t need to scroll the screen.

Preaching in the mass media

The mass media can help spread the fundraising campaign more quickly. Some ways that can be done, namely asking for the help of acquaintances who work as reporters. You can also send articles related to fundraising so that the mass media reports on it.

Spread fundraising through social media

Spread fundraising through popular social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Several tips can be applied, namely writing a fundraising link on the bio, marking family or friends in the post, writing personal stories related to the campaign, and adding photos. You can also spread the link through the direct messaging feature on each social media.

Not only that, do not forget to update campaign information regularly. Explain how it has progressed so that more people are motivated to make donations. Examples of stories you can share, such as a thank you to donors, the latest condition of the recipient, or the development of the amount of donations. If you can update information using photos, of course, it will be much better. This is because humans tend to prefer looking at pictures.

Advertise on social media

Unlike social media submissions, advertising costs money to reach more people. Advertising on social media is very profitable because the target can be targeted more accurately. For example, you are targeting specific places of residence, gender, age, or country.

Ask for help from public figures

Try asking for help from public figures or influencers to spread the campaign. The influence of popular public figures will make your campaign more visible and potentially move someone to donate. Discuss your situation with influencers so you can understand each other.

Those are some tips that you can do so that fundraising can reach more people. With a wide reach, incoming donations can be increased more quickly. You also play a role in inviting people to do good. Even though it is only a small favor, that kindness is very meaningful for the future of our brothers and sisters who are in need.

6 Generous Figure Who Donates Wealth to Donations

By Andre Herrera

On December 11, 2019

In Education, Health, Trips

Being rich and successful is the desire of many people. Feeling the sweetness of life with a wealth of wealth and fame is certainly happy.

If you had become a billionaire with abundant wealth, what would you do? How to use the assets for personal use and invest them in increasing? Or will donate most of your assets to safe activities and people?

If you do the third, it means you are included in the group of generous and generous people commonly known philanthropists. Bear the title as a billionaire in the world did not make them happy to squander their property. The billionaire prefers to donate his wealth to donations. Who are they, following his review:

Bill and Melinda Gates

Microsoft founder Bill Gates and his wife have donated up to US $ 27 billion. Bill Gates uses his foundation to fund initiatives and programs throughout the world to support agricultural development, emergency assistance, urban poverty, global health, and education.

Based on Wealth-X data, Bill and Melinda Gates have given more funds to charity than anyone else in the world. The couple also focuses on the world of health by providing care, such as vaccinations. The foundation also provides vaccinations for diseases such as polio and tuberculosis.

Mark Zuckerberg and Pricilla

The couple is struggling to improve school and fight Ebola. This Facebook founder, one of the first people to join the Giving Pledge in 2010. Until now, the couple has donated a charity fund of around US $ 1.

In 2014, he and his wife gave US $ 25 million to the CDC Foundation to fight Ebola and even encouraged Facebook followers to do the same. The couple also gave US $ 75 million to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation. These funds are for building a San Francisco public hospital. They have given more than US $ 100 million to schools in New Jersey.

Sara Blakely

She has made his life’s work to help women. The founder of Spanx joins the “Giving Pledge” or pledge of giving to make the world a better place, especially for women. Her business began with the Leg-UP program, which provides opportunities for other women entrepreneurs to offer their product features for free in the Spanx catalog.

Blakely has also helped women finance a college education, and entrepreneurship programs funded for women’s schools and donated about US $ 1 million to Oprah Winfrey’s women’s school in South Africa.

Paul Allen

Paul Allen has given US $ 2 billion. The funding is for scientific research through the Allen Institute for Brain Science. Co-founder of Microsoft Paul Allen joined “Giving Pledge” in 2010.

For the most part, Allen focused on philanthropic efforts in the Pacific Northwest, where he lived and worked. The Allen Institute for Brain Science studies the genetic causes of brain disease and brain disorders. Not only that, but this institute also studies brain function and damage. Based on the Wealth-X company, Paul has donated US $ 2 billion to charity, including a donation of US $ 100 million to combat the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa.

Warren Buffett

One of the billionaires promised to give more than 99 percent of his wealth and has donated more than US $ 21.5 billion. CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, this is no stranger to philanthropy, he has founded “Giving Pledge” with Bill and Melinda Gates. He even promised to give up his wealth of about 99 percent to charity for the rest of his life.

Based on Wealth-X, he already gave up around US $ 21.5 billion. “About 20 percent of my shares in Berkshire Hathaway have been distributed to various charitable activities,” Buffett said. This year’s bonus was given up to US $ 2.8 billion in the second year in a row. He will continue to distribute other shares of 4 percent per year.

Azim Premji

Azim Premji provides funds for teacher training and computer programs. This method is to reform public schools in India. The chairman of Indian Consulting and the technology company Wipro is working to reform the Indian public education system through the Azim Premji Foundation. According to Wealth-x, he has provided US $ 8 billion in charity funds.

He joined Giving Pledge in 2013. Previously he donated 8.7 percent of his Wipronya shares, or around US $ 2 billion to establish his foundation.

With a large amount of donations and donations, these billionaires can be considered human heroes. Without having to be a billionaire, you can be a philanthropist and a hero to others.

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