Plan UK uses online affiliate marketing
Howard Lake | 21 November 2005 | News
buy.at are proud to present a great new charity programme on the network; Plan UK.
Plan UK is a child-centred community development agency with no religious and political affiliations, enabling families and communities in the poorest countries to make lasting improvements to the lives of their children.
Sponsorship can give children the opportunities they need to make the most of themselves – starting with the basics. Over time these children can become healthy and educated young people with the power to transform their communities.
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Sponsorship can help:
build schools, train teachers and provide textbooks to make sure children learn practical skills, which will benefit everyone
drill boreholes for clean water so children don’t die or get sick needlessly
help the community build medical centres and latrines and train community health workers
train each parent about the importance of hygiene and immunisation to give children a healthy start in life and protect them from disease
help local people gain access to cooperative village banks where they can save securely for the future or borrow small loans at affordable prices
Affiliates will earn £20 for 1-49 confirmed Direct Debit sponsorships per month, and £30for 50+. There is a 30 day cookie.
For those of you interested in promoting charities then this is a great opportunity. As this programme is to attract people willing to commit to long term Direct Debit sponsorships, quality of new donor applications is paramount. This programme is therefore not suitable for promotion through cashback or incentive sites.
To sign up to Plan UK click here
It would be a great plan to promote this great programme.
Please do not bid directly on the Charity name:
Plan International or Plan UK
£20 – £30
30 days cookie
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.