Bmycharity.com launches new online fundraising services
Howard Lake | 7 August 2006 | News
Online sponsorship and fundraising service Bmycharity has announced new services such as video streaming and a simplified payment structure.
The new services come as Bmycharity celebrates its sixth anniversary with a rebranding and redesigned website.
The new video streaming tool is available for use by both charities and individual volunteer fundraisers and is designed to provide even more compelling content.
Advertisement
The company also provides additional support for individual fundraisers in the form of personalised promotional packs, and fundraising consultations for people seeking sponsorship.
As part of the rebrand, Bmycharity’s payment structure is being simplified by offering either Pay As You Go service or a Contract Saver service. Pay As You Go has no monthly fees, so fundraisers only pay for what is raised. Further savings are available to charities that raise more than £5,000 per month using the Contract Saver service.
Ben Brabyn, managing director for Bmycharity, said: “We are constantly looking at new fundraising techniques, and in the autumn we will be launching a new service that will break free from the constraints of the web browser and enable every charity to gain from the creativity and competitiveness of supporters. We are very much looking forward to making this available to our clients.”
Brabyn explained that the rebranding was designed to “reflect our customers’ current perception of Bmycharity as fun, safe, helpful and cost-effective.”
Bmycharity has also created the “Pebble Club” which offers professional fundraisers access to special discounts and deals.
The company announces that it will continue to expand its team and is welcoming applications from “motivated and visionary fundraisers and communicators who would like to shape the future of fundraising.”
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.