Can we split funds between two charities on Just Giving?
Rebecca Gibson
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Corporate Partnerships - Have you used the Work for Good website?
Nick Thomas Charity Development Executive at Work for Good Posted 2 years ago
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Hi Everyone,
I work for a local charity and have had discussions about a partnership with an independent coffee shop. They have kindly agreed to give an amount from every hot drink sale to us. In return we would be sharing about this partnership on our website, social media pages and they would be able to advertise that each purchase is helping to raise funds for our charity. My hope is that this is the first of many small business partnerships for us.
I work for a local charity and have had discussions about a partnership with an independent coffee shop. They have kindly agreed to give an amount from every hot drink sale to us. In return we would be sharing about this partnership on our website, social media pages and they would be able to advertise that each purchase is helping to raise funds for our charity. My hope is that this is the first of many small business partnerships for us.
I realise a Commercial Participator Statement needs to be created between us. Having no experience in this, I am tempted to use the services of Work for Good - www.workforgood.co.uk
They would create the Commercial Participator Statement, ensure donors meet any pledges and our charity would be advertised on their website. In return they would take a 5% cut (exc VAT) for any donations made, with additional charges dependent on payment method.
From looking at the website, it appears only national charities are using their services.
Anyhow, if your charity uses there services, what do you think of them?
Does your charity have small business partnerships and if so do you use a different service?
Any other advice as we explore this new income revenue would be greatly appreciate?
Thank you so much.
Nick
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