Apr
2010
Make Progress Public, Part 3 of 3
Part 3 of 3 provides a walkthrough of a model advocacy-based fundraising site and explains how to tie a registration form to your fundraiser.
- To enable Everybody to support your organization Anywhere online.
- Because we believe that your donors want to express their support online. They should be able to do so fully and easily.
- Because we believe that no organization should ever pay more for technology than they receive in support.
- Because we believe that cause organizations are a force for good and that no organization should have any limits on the numbers of places or the number of ways they use their message and their voice to engage their community online.
With KIMBIA, fundraising and registration forms can literally be placed anywhere online.
Anywhere On Your Site
Now every page of your existing web site can be enabled to take donations and registrations. You are no longer limited to just one page or giving form. By placing donation forms in context with your marketing messages and programs, you are better able to reach donors and they are better able to express their support.
Anywhere On The Web
Since KIMBIA forms are completely portable, they can be placed anywhere on the web. Instead of trying to draw your donors back to your site, now you're able to meet donors where they already are.
Want to learn more? See our articles on:
- Kimbia in the News (9)
- Partners (4)
- Release Notes (10)
It is much more likely that a donor will give if they are asked by a friend or family member. That's why every KIMBIA fundraiser can be personalized and shared by your supporters.
Advocates can put their own name on a fundraiser on your site, but they can also embed the same personalized form in their personal pages. Additionally, advocates can post their fundraising status updates on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn to advocate for the cause and raise funds.
Advocates can put their own name on a fundraiser on your site, but they can also embed the same personalized form in their personal pages. Additionally, advocates can post their fundraising status updates on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn to advocate for the cause and raise funds.
Want to learn more? See our articles on:
- Kimbia in the News (9)
- Partners (4)
- Release Notes (10)
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Apr
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Apr
2010
Make Progress Public, Part 2 of 3
Part 2 of 3 focuses on the donor and advocate experience in supporting your campaign as well as how you can track their progress.
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Apr
2010
Apr
2010
Make Progress Public, Part 1 of 3
Configuring a time-based, goal-based, participatory fundraiser in Kimbia is a snap. This first in a series of 3 articles will get you on the road to successful fundraising in no time at all.
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2010
Apr
2010
Sage North America Announces Sage Fundraising Online
Today, Sage North America announced Sage Fundraising Online. In combination with their other product offerings, this creates a compelling new package that is likely to change the market significantly.
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Mar
2010
Mar
2010
Mobile Giving Power – KIMBIA for Mobile Devices
As smartphones and mobile devices become a more ubiquitous part our everyday lives, your supporters expect to be empowered with mobile-ready donation and registration systems. Therefore, every organization should address this need by asking the following questions.
1) What will become the prevailing technology platform for mobile donations?
2) What technology will be reliable and efficient enough to meet our needs?
3) What technology provides the levels of security and authentication needed to meet your donors’ expectations and can stand up to the scrutiny of strict fundraising guidelines.
4) What technology can offer fully functional forms that capture all the data needed to build a relationship with donors.
In this post, we’ll explain our approach to mobile donations and registrations.
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2010
Mar
2010
Release Notes 3.29.2010
This release includes a new locking feature to help KIMBIA Administrators maintain more control over the Campaign configurations, two new Campaign goal settings and the ability to process refunds for IATS payment processor.
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Mar
2010
Mar
2010
Did you attend NRB 2010? Get the presentation here.
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 [...]
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2010
Feb
2010
Do KIMBIA forms work on mobile phones?
KIMBIA donation & registration forms rely on standard JavaScript, CSS2 & SSL functionality – all of which are supported on standard desktop browsers. Modern mobile browsers – Apple’s Safari, Google’s Android browser & Opera’s browsers – also support these technologies. Click to see more specifics.
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2010
Feb
2010
Installing & Customizing your KIMBIA Advocate Look-up Widget
KIMBIA’s new Advocate Look-up widget allows potential donors to locate a personalized donation form for an existing individual fundraising Advocate. It can be styled to match the look and feel of your website.
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2010
Jan
2010
Does KIMBIA allow me to manage “offline” registrations?
Yes, using KIMBIA’s standard form creation tools, you can easily create a form that allows your staff to manually enter information about donations and/or registrations that were not transacted online.