News just in: we are now accepting text donations. Just text the phrase
WIKI11 and the amount you want to give (£1, £2, £3, £4, £5 or £10) to
70070. No cost to send the text, no fees for us to pay. You'll get a
message back asking you to fill in a Gift Aid declaration.
In other fundraiser news, as
Hi Chris, if I remember rightly that's about half our annual target - are
we halfway or more into the campaign?
Re the Direct debits we seem to only be valuing them as one years
donations, it might be worth putting a higher notional value n them as the
average new direct debit is multi year inco
On 30 November 2011 12:22, Chris Keating wrote:
> News just in: we are now accepting text donations. Just text the phrase
> WIKI11 and the amount you want to give (£1, £2, £3, £4, £5 or £10) to 70070.
> No cost to send the text, no fees for us to pay. You'll get a message back
> asking you to fill
Over the last year or so Wikimedia UK has run or supported events across the
country, but there are huge areas of the UK where we don't yet have any
presence, so I created this page on the WMUK wiki to demonstrate where there
have been events and where there haven't and so we can discuss ideas f
> Hi Chris, if I remember rightly that's about half our annual target - are
> we halfway or more into the campaign?
>
No, we are slightly less than 1/3 the way through the campaign; sheet 3 of
this Google doc covers that.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlqyXSQdAbSvdFpPZ2lhVFVvX3A2aE
I was fairly sceptical about the text giving when it was first
suggested, but I'm delighted that there are no hidden costs. Great
work Chris. Definitely worth the work on a banner, many of our mobile
addicted readers would think that sending a text is easier than
filling out the online form.
Cheer
Fae
I completely agree with you - well done Chris marvellous work
Steve
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Yes it looking pretty good, the whole fundraiser has started off well, am I
right in thinking that with this amount raised so far we are heading to
increase our proportion of total funds raised by the movement? I.E. Are we
outperforming the global campaign?
WSC
On 30 November 2011 17:51, steve vi
> Yes it looking pretty good, the whole fundraiser has started off well, am
> I right in thinking that with this amount raised so far we are heading to
> increase our proportion of total funds raised by the movement? I.E. Are we
> outperforming the global campaign?
>
Difficult to tell, I'm afraid.
I just donated a pound to test it and it didn't ask me about Gift Aid, I just
got a donation reference.
Harry
From: Chris Keating
To: wikimediauk-l@lists.wikimedia.org
Sent: Wednesday, 30 November 2011, 12:22
Subject: [Wikimediauk-l] Fundraiser update - and S
On 30 November 2011 17:40, Chris Keating wrote:
>> Gift Aid of less than 10% is disappointing, I estimate that as only half
>> the signups that we should be getting. Might be worth testing some different
>> mechanics and wording there.
>
> Yes, that's one of the things we're aiming to do next.
O
>
>
>
> >> Gift Aid of less than 10% is disappointing, I estimate that as only half
> >> the signups that we should be getting. Might be worth testing some
> different
> >> mechanics and wording there.
> >
> > Yes, that's one of the things we're aiming to do next.
>
> Out of interest, do we know wh
A box to tick that says "I'd like to add Gift Aid" followed by the small print
might increase donations, but Gif Aid itself is a little fiddly because you
have to fill in your name and address and confirm you understand the small
print.
It might also be worth making the link to "other ways to g
I'm amazed it's actually free - Just Giving take a hefty cut of donations
(6% IIRC) as well as charging charities a monthly fee. Which is why I won't
use them.
On Nov 30, 2011 5:40 PM, "Chris Keating" wrote:
>
>
>> Hi Chris, if I remember rightly that's about half our annual target -
are we halfwa
All,
This may seem like a bit of an odd question, but I've recently been in touch
with a gentleman who owns a coach/bus firm. His firm own rather a lot of
very high quality coaches and tour busses, the sort used by VIPs and rock
bands. Some of them are double-decker bendy-busses, and they're al
Walk him through how...? Online, in person, over the phone?
Harry
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