On Saturday, Feb. 27th, KIMBIA Director of Marketing & Communication, Spencer Whelan and KMA VP of Online Marketing, Tim Kachuriak hosted a boot-camp session titled, “Taking Pages from Obama’s Fundraising Playbook”. (Boot-camp session details can be found here )
In the session, Whelan and Kachuriak explained the high-level fundamentals of a successful online fundraising operation like [...]
Rackspace was down for 30 minutes this afternoon from approximately 3:35 to 4:15 Central Time. Since many of Kimbia’s systems are hosted by Rackspace, the KIMBIA administrator control panel and other KIMBIA applications were likely to be unavailable during this period.
There were no issues with Kimbia’s systems. Now that Rackspace has recovered, everything [...]
Last week’s Rackspace.com and Authorize.net incidents are a reminder that outages can happen to anyone. The KIMBIA system is architected to prevent outages and is built with many safeguards in place so that if a single system fails we can ensure continued operation.
KIMBIA is proud to announce our presenting sponsorship of the 2009 Zilker Relays operated by our great partners at RunFAR.
The nation’s largest Thanksgiving Day race used KIMBIA Web 2.0 tools to achieve the event’s highest ever number of online registrations. This year’s Turkey Trot handled 13,234 online registrations, a 50 percent increase compared to the previous year.
RunFAR Racing Services, a prominent race management company that runs events throughout Texas and neighboring states, is using KIMBIA online tools to provide a better online registration experience for athletes, more effectively control race data and drive greater levels of participation.
Kimbia-Powered Contextual Donation Forms Enhance Online Giving Experience, Enable Public Television Station to Increase Funds Raised Over the Internet by 170 Percent
Kimbia, Inc., provider of the most powerful and flexible online fundraising software, is changing the rules of how organizations raise money on the Internet. They’re making it easier; they’re making it more effective; they’re enabling nonprofits and other groups to achieve their true online fundraising potential while better utilizing their existing technology investments.
In this Austin American-Statesman article, reporter Andrea Ball discusses the growing use of social media tools among nonprofits to better engage supporters and increase giving. We’re excited, though not surprised, to see our client KLRU referenced as a sterling example.