mobile donations

mGive

mGive is a service of Mobile Accord, a Mobile Application Service Provider/Cause-Marketing Agency based in Denver, Colorado. We offer the strategic and tactical marketing expertise necessary to successfully implement scalable mobile donation and communication solutions on local and national levels.

mGive worked in tandem with The Mobile Giving Foundation to bring mobile donations to the United States, and was the first approved Application Service Provider to be accepted for mobile giving.  In February 2008, mGive launched the first mobile donation campaign for the United Way during The Super Bowl.

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References / Past Projects

  • The United Way
  • ASPCA
  • St. Jude
  • Starlight Starbright
  • Children's Miracle Network
  • Amnesty International
  • UNICEF
  • Keep a Child Alive

You can see our other clients here or read about them on our Blog



Mobile Fundraising: A MobileActive Webinar (US)

Mobile phones aren’t just for calls anymore. Text messaging and web-enabled phones have made it possible for individuals to donate via their cell phone. In this MobileActive/NTEN webinar, we’ll explore how mobile fundraising works in North America from both a user and an implementation perspective. Then, we’ll discuss what it takes to implement a campaign, as well as the challenges and opportunities for using mobiles to augment your fundraising strategies.

WHEN? Thursday, March 6, 3 pm Eastern Time (-5 GMT)
WHERE? Online! > Register Today!

WHAT WILL I LEARN? How a mobile fundraising campaign works, what the challenges and opportunities are, what to expect for a return, and costs and needs to implement a campaign.

Register Today!

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Is mobile giving about to take off in the United States?

Mobile donations to nonprofits have been stymied in the United States - hampered by the high fees charged for text message gifts that are then billed to a mobile phone customer.

When a donor gives to a nonprofit via text, more than half of the contribution goes to the telephone carrier, leaving less than 50% to the nonprofit, an unacceptable margin for most charities. Combined with low donation caps -- no more than $5 per SMS with a total of five SMS for a $25 donation -- and other charges for short codes and mobile vendors, nonprofits have determined that mobile giving is not worth it.

This is about to change.

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