# GivePanel launches to help charities build relationships with Facebook fundraisers

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2019/02/20/givepanel-launches-to-help-charities-build-relationships-with-facebook-fundraisers/
- Published: 2019-02-20T13:36:31+00:00
- Author: Melanie May

**A new online service has launched to help charities with the management of their
Facebook fundraisers. **

[GivePanel](https://givepanel.com/) aims to make it easier for charities to build
relationships with fundraisers on Facebook_. _Version 1 has just opened up to charities
[via a wait-list](https://givepanel.com/#wait-list) after testing with Private Beta
customers, and will enable charities to upload their Facebook CSV report, view a
visual analytics dashboard showing Facebook fundraising results visually with graphs
and totals, and see a separate, filterable list of fundraisers.

It will also allow charities to create custom labels to track which fundraisers 
they have thanked and how each has responded. In addition, a Chrome Extension will
power a “panel” that sits alongside each specific fundraising page to make it easier
to edit the labels and post templated messages to fundraisers.

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GivePanel is cloud based so can be accessed through an internet browser, and has
also been built to be GDPR compliant. Pricing for the service will start with a 
monthly subscription and increase depending on how many donations a charity needs
to manage.

It has been created by Nick Burne (pictured), Managing Partner at [Nick Burne Consulting](https://www.nickburne.com/about),
where he is Lead Digital Strategist for the International Rescue Committee and UNICEF’s
international digital fundraising.

Burne said:

>  “We love the Facebook Giving Tools. They have helped to raise a lot of money 
> for large and small charities for free, but they’re not without their niggles.
> We spoke to one charity that had 16,000 supporters set up Facebook fundraisers(
> many of them new) but they hadn’t thanked a single one of them because they weren’t
> sure how to go about it and were worried about how long it would take. 
>  “Many
> charities we talk to are getting called by supporters wondering why the charity
> has not reached out to them to thank them. This is both bad for the charity and
> the sector too. This is what inspired us to build GivePanel.”

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