Our clients continue to discover new and innovative ways to integrate KIMBIA into their fundraising efforts. The examples below demonstrate what KIMBIA can do for existing programs, as well as how to build new programs on KIMBIA that you’ve always wanted to pursue.
The Capital One Bank Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot is the largest Thanksgiving Day event of its kind in the country. This year the Dallas YMCA aims for another record year using KIMBIA-powered registration and fundraising tools on their new site. (www.thetrot.org)
In the first week of May 2010, heavy rains fell on the Middle Tennessee region raising the Cumberland River to unprecedented levels and flooding much of the Metro Nashville area. Powered by the combined efforts of KIMBIA and GuideStar’s DonorEdge platform, The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee responded immediately with a custom online fundraising campaign.
At KIMBIA we are constantly evangelizing the need for a better online giving experience for donors. We feel that if you work hard to deliver a message that inspires people to give their hard-earned dollars, then the act of making that transaction online should be as simple and reaffirming of their decision as possible. We also say that when KIMBIA forms are used as part of that commitment to improving all online giving opportunities, then you can expect dramatic improvements in online giving. Need proof? Please check out our latest case study from the Heritage Foundation.
This is the second year in a row of record growth, with record total of online registrations, and also a new, single-day record.
Registration for the 2010 USA FIT Marathon & Half Marathon in Sugar Land, TX benefiting the Fort Bend Education Foundation is live on KIMBIA.
KCET, a PBS station in Los Angeles, created multiple unique KIMBIA donation forms for their latest pledge drive in order to encourage “contextual giving”.
Paul Quinn College created a set of donation forms and distributed them to two sites on the web in support of their mission.