# CAF Online to combine online services in one place

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2006/04/08/caf-online-combine-online-services-one-place/
- Published: 2006-04-08T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) is to redesign its main corporate website to bring
together all its online services in one place. The development represents a move
away from the charity’s policy of developing separate sites for its different services
such as efundraising.org and allaboutgiving.org.
The new corporate CAF site will
combine news, events and key statistics about the charitable sector with the tools
and features that are currently available at allaboutgiving.org, givenow.org and
efundraising.org.

 

 

## Advertisement

The new site will continue to offer distinct services to its different audiences
of individuals, charities and companies.

 

 

Individual donors or would-be donors will be able to use an enhanced Charity Search,
with a database of over 220,000 charities; open and manage online a CAF Charity 
Account; donate online via credit or debit card or Charity Account; and find information
about local volunteering opportunities.

 

 

Companies will find information about investing in their local community; opening
a CAF Company Account; setting up a Give As You Earn scheme; and ideas on involving
employees in their community programme.

 

 

Charities will be able to register for and manage CAF’s Efundraising service; find
details on CAF’s banking and investment services; and information on the funding
solutions it offers.

 

 

Charity staff will also be able to book online for CAF’s training courses.

 

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