eCharity joins with TSIG.com on ISP service
Howard Lake | 2 February 2001 | News
eCharity has set up a charity ISP to help generate funds from donors’ online call charges
TeleServices Internet Group Inc., also known as TSIG.com,
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today announced that it has signed an agreement to serve as the Internet Service Provider for eCharity, an international leader in charity support services, assisting a client base of more than 750 non-profits with 25 million individual donors.
Under the agreement, TSIG.com subsidiary GeneralSearch.com will customise a home page for each charitable organization and provide a backbone for the Internet Access. The Affinity Group will provide 24/7 customer service and handle all banking and credit processing. The charities will recieve a
contribution per donor per year and their donors will recieve full Internet access for a $14.99 monthly fee.
“We are very excited about partnering with eCharity, since they are the leader in providing support services to charities,” stated Scott Roix CEO of TSIG.com. “They help non-profit organizations reduce their costs and increase the support they get from donors. Worldwide, eCharity and its
affiliates processed over $300 million in charitable donations last year.”
Ian Hughes, CEO and President of eCharity, added: “Non-profits have been looking for an Internet service provider that they can recommend to their donors. Together with TSIG.com, we are able to deliver a superior service at a superb price, with the final element of helping the charity.”
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About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale.
He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.