Question 1

Tips and Tricks for Fundraising

Sophie Smithers · Accepted Answer

Take your fundraising to the next level! 1) Make a plan and mark your calendar Lock-In for Love kicks off Tuesday, June 1 and goes through Thursday, June 24, 2021. The earlier you start the more $$ you are likely to raise! Then mark June 24 on your calendar and start thinking about how you'll spend your Lock-In and final fundraising push for the animals, before joining us in the evening for a short virtual celebration! 2) Set your goal and make the first donation During registration you'll be asked to set a fundraising goal, set an ambitious goal to show your friends and family that you are serious about saving animals' lives. Next, set an example and inspire others by making the first donation. When your friends and family see this they will be extra motivated to help you reach your goal. 3) Customize your Personal Fundraising Page This is your chance to tell everyone how much you love animals and explain why you have chosen to fundraise for the BC SPCA. You may want to share a personal story of an animal who has touched your life. Then, upload photos of some of your favourite animals, after all, who can say no to a furry face? 4) Tell everyone you're fundraising and why Don't be afraid to ask. Giving makes people feel great, even during this challenging time, people still want to be there for the animals. Don't forget, you are asking on behalf of vulnerable animals that desperately need us. Share your fundraising via email, Facebook, Instagram, text, whatever your preferred method of communication is during social distancing. To make it easy we have template emails ready for you to update and send! From your Personal Fundraising Centre you can send emails to friends and co-workers letting them know you are raising funds for the animals and asking them to visit your page and donate. 5) Don't be afraid to keep asking We all need a reminder now and then. Don't be afraid to keep reminding others about your mission to help vulnerable animals. 6) Share your success with everyone and express your thanks! Don't forget to send a special thank you to all your donors. Your Personal Fundraising Centre features a list of everyone who donated online and a tool for sending thank you emails.

Question 2

Tips and Tricks for Fundraising

Sophie Smithers · Accepted Answer

Take your fundraising to the next level! 1) Make a plan and mark your calendar Lock-In for Love kicks off Tuesday, June 1 and goes through Thursday, June 24, 2021. The earlier you start the more $$ you are likely to raise! Then mark June 24 on your calendar and start thinking about how you'll spend your Lock-In and final fundraising push for the animals, before joining us in the evening for a short virtual celebration! 2) Set your goal and make the first donation During registration you'll be asked to set a fundraising goal, set an ambitious goal to show your friends and family that you are serious about saving animals' lives. Next, set an example and inspire others by making the first donation. When your friends and family see this they will be extra motivated to help you reach your goal. 3) Customize your Personal Fundraising Page This is your chance to tell everyone how much you love animals and explain why you have chosen to fundraise for the BC SPCA. You may want to share a personal story of an animal who has touched your life. Then, upload photos of some of your favourite animals, after all, who can say no to a furry face? 4) Tell everyone you're fundraising and why Don't be afraid to ask. Giving makes people feel great, even during this challenging time, people still want to be there for the animals. Don't forget, you are asking on behalf of vulnerable animals that desperately need us. Share your fundraising via email, Facebook, Instagram, text, whatever your preferred method of communication is during social distancing. To make it easy we have template emails ready for you to update and send! From your Personal Fundraising Centre you can send emails to friends and co-workers letting them know you are raising funds for the animals and asking them to visit your page and donate. 5) Don't be afraid to keep asking We all need a reminder now and then. Don't be afraid to keep reminding others about your mission to help vulnerable animals. 6) Share your success with everyone and express your thanks! Don't forget to send a special thank you to all your donors. Your Personal Fundraising Centre features a list of everyone who donated online and a tool for sending thank you emails.

Tips and Tricks for Fundraising

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