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Scotty’s Little Soldiers discusses the success of the Scotty’s Ball event. Cashless fundraising with Good Thyngs made donations simple.

DKMS’s donation campaign links to the Jubilee celebrations by highlighting ‘Your donation could help more princesses grow up to be queens’. 

We look at five ways that charities can collect donations and engage supporters at the same time, with particular focus on doing so during a hybrid event. Whatever event you choose to hold, there’s a solution out there to help you.  

Beatson Rewards is an incentive that harnesses relationships between the charity’s supporters, partners and sponsors all year round. 

Collectable trails are great for community engagement…why not give supporters the tools to set them up at a time and place that suits them?

Are you interested in using NFC technology to connect with your supporters? Here’s a directory of resources to help with your ideas.

While QR codes and Near Field Communication (NFC) can have the same digital journey, there are differences to be considered when including them in your fundraising.  

MAMA Academy incorporated QR codes into their new Easter Egg Treasure Hunt game. It was offered to supporters as an Office Team Building exercise, and fun for individuals, families, schools, and nurseries.

You can use free QR code generators but you could invite unnecessary risk into your business. Here’s what you need to know…

Research is timely, so we’re here to help. Here is a directory of resources so that you can gather what you need to move forward with QR codes.

NFC can be used on physical fundraising objects to activate relevant and engaging charity landing pages. Here are some ideas…

Here are some cashless fundraising ideas using QR codes that are effective, easy to implement and will expand your reach. Start with Good Thyngs Core…

Purple Pot have teamed up with the Good Thyngs platform to make fundraising easier for charities during the pandemic.

Remembering which Android smartphones engage with NFC is easy. Because it’s all of them. All new iPhones have NFC enabled, too.

If you have an iPhone with iOS11 or newer you can scan a QR code just by opening your native camera. But there are other ways you can do it…