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1 FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGNS CIVICON APRIL 2012 2 Agenda Challenge and Opportunities Our objectives Our approach Results (2011) Next steps 2012 How the community can help 3 Challenges facing non-profits Giving down & competition up


  1. 1 FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGNS CIVICON • APRIL 2012

  2. 2 Agenda Challenge and Opportunities Our objectives Our approach Results (2011) Next steps 2012 How the community can help

  3. 3 Challenges facing non-profits Giving down & competition up Fundraisers worn out on traditional fundraising methods Difficult to expand reach through just a website The donor of tomorrow is different

  4. 4 Opportunities Reach 1M Social networking (amazing reach) -100x Mobile (always connected and engaged) Open-source software, the Cloud, SaaS Changing donor demographics (more tech savvy) 10k fpwr.org Facebook

  5. 5 Our Objectives Increase engagement from fundraisers and donors Expand reach Centralize donor management & history Break the traditional log jam Address our international needs

  6. 6 Our Approach Build an online fundraising platform Focus on UXP for donors and fundraisers Use CiviCRM as a backend Customize to support international needs

  7. 7 Why not use existing solutions? Plenty of online SaaS solutions exist But... we found them to be less flexible and more expensive $$$, Data, Features

  8. 8 Two Scenarios PWSA of Colorado Derby FPWR One Small Step Break the Logjam Multiple countries Attendees vs. $ / Attendee Foster friendly competition Keep fundraisers engaged longer Keep fundraisers engaged longer Expand reach beyond Colorado Expand reach

  9. 9 Unique Requirements PWSA of Colorado Derby FPWR One Small Step Single location Multiple currencies Remote CiviCRM install Multiple payment processors (orgs) Event integration (CiviEvent) Distributed Campaign admin Multiple languages Offline donation management

  10. 10 The Model

  11. 11 The Results PWSA of Colorado Derby FPWR One Small Step Money raised online: $30,000 Money raised online: $413,110 $720,000 inc offline donations Pages: 25 (~$1,200 per page) ~13,600/ city or $1,000/page 53 locations (pages) 715 PCPs (one w/130 donations -total of $8,129) ~28 pages per city 523 Fundraisers with donations ~$20,000 savings over “buy”

  12. 12 Points to Discuss Performance using the REST API - implemented aggressive Caching Custom data stored locally and not in CiviCRM Keeping Civi and Drupal contact information in sync

  13. 13 What should be done next? Backend Upgrade to the v3 APIs Webhooks on the CiviCRM side (to help with Caching, merges, etc.) Improve permissions to allow for more distributed admin Features Tutorials and improved on-boarding process (funnel) Gamification (planned) Mobile pages and mobile apps Mobile payments

  14. 14 LINKS Sites: www.pwsderby.com and onesmallstep.fpwr.org GIT: https://github.com/fpwr/Fundraising-Campaigns http://civicrm.org/blogs/jeff-porter/fundraising-platform-built-top-civicrm-0 Questions?

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