Win free online sponsorship and donation processing from Bmycharity
Howard Lake | 25 October 2004 | News
Online sponsorship and donations service Bmycharity is celebrating its fourth birthday with a competition offering four charities the prize of free online sponsorship and donation processing on their own dedicated Web site for a year.
Bmycharity will award the prizes, which it says could be worth over £1 million, to the four charities that give the best answer to the following question before 12 November 2004:
“How would you make the most of free online fundraising and sponsorship services for a year?”
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Ben Brabyn, Managing Director of Bmycharity, explains: “We work with some of the most imaginative and talented professional fundraisers in the UK and we’re launching this competition to find more. Our services are designed to give fundraisers maximum creative flexibility and fundraising reach.
“We’re celebrating the fourth birthday of Bmycharity with this special opportunity for four charities to use the services that have helped Cancer Research UK, Oxfam, Shelter, Children with Leukaemia, Asthma UK and many more organisations to lead the way in online sponsorship and fundraising.
“If you think you can make the most of this opportunity in online fundraising, tell us how and we’ll help you to prove it – for free.”
Entries should be sent to
be********@bm********.com
with the subject “Bmycharity competition” by 12 November 2004.
The terms and conditions of this competition are:
- The competition is open to charities of any size and Bmycharity will bear all the costs of providing the service including all bank charges.
- Each winner will be able to raise up to £256,000 after which standard Bmycharity charges will apply. Total savings to each winning charity may be more than £16,000.
- There is no obligation to use Bmycharity services after the free period.
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.