Type: News
Tags: charity digital news, Fundraising, grant application
The Good Exchange has become the latest online giving platform to revamp its fee charging structure.
From today (1 October) it will not charge any fees to organisational funders and individual donors but will instead move the cost to those benefiting from the fundraising activity.
Type: Success Stories, Videos
“We really appreciate the work that The Good Exchange is doing, what we like about it is that it’s a true collaboration …. It’s not us shifting our objectives and what we need to do to match a grant makers’ decision-making panel to make sure we’re successful. Thanks to The Good Exchange, we’ve been able to get 2 new funders….. that we didn’t have previously, which means that we’re creating new funding streams for ourselves.
Type: News
Tags: Fundraising, grant application
As of today (1 October) The Good Exchange is making its service free for organisational funders and individual donors, and will also provide a free Gift Aid collection service.
The Good Exchange charges a platform service fee, but does not charge set up, monthly subscription or separate financial transaction fees. The Good Exchange charges a platform service fee, but does not charge set up, monthly subscription or separate financial transaction fees. To determine the fairest way to collect the fee, The Good Exchange conducted two surveys; one through global research company Vanson Bourne to representatives from across the charitable sector, and one to registered users of the platform, asking where they felt responsibility for covering the cost of running online fundraising platforms should lie.
Type: Press Releases
Tags: anniversary, success story
The Good Exchange will be transforming the way money is given to good causes using its platform by making the service completely free for every organisational funder & individual donor from 1st Oct 2019
Type: Press Releases
Tags: anniversary, success story
The Good Exchange reveals significant growth as it celebrates its third anniversary. The online matching platform for the charitable sector has now dispersed a total of £11.5m to good causes. In the third year of operations, the platform has disbursed over 1,200 grants (with a 74% increase in total grant value to over £2.1m) and saw a 117% rise in the number of applicant registrations.
Type: Blog
Tags: blog, free websites, webinar
The 2019 UK Community Foundations (#UKCF) Conference kicked off in Glasgow this Monday (9th September). At the UK’s largest gathering of professionals involved in local giving and philanthropy, speakers included Alice Beveridge, Tree Knowledge, Sara Llewellin, CEO Barrow Cadbury and Fabian French, CEO, UKCF.
Type: News
Tags: research, survey
Here’s how match funding works: A funder or donor offers their money as a match funding grant, where it is matched on a £1 for £1 basis, doubling the amounts raised on an applicant organisation’s project and incentivising people to fundraise and to give mor
