by Kay McDonald | Apr 29, 2015 | Campaigns, Cause Marketing, GivingBands, Product Spotlight, Uses
Does your cause have a color? When you are building a brand or campaign for a cause, color can help you identify it and define it. Many causes have specific colors tied to them. Cause colors are important. There is no doubt you have frequently seen these colors and...
by Kay McDonald | Apr 5, 2015 | Animals, Bangle Dangles, Charity Spotlight, Fundraising, Our Clients, Product Spotlight, Success Stories, Uses
Are you a CHARITY ANGEL? Charity Charms encourages the concept of engaging funders to underwrite charms for charities. Whether you are an individual, a foundation, or a corporation you can be a charity angel. A Charity Angel is someone who donates funds to a charity...
by Kay McDonald | Apr 5, 2015 | Animals, Campaigns, Charity Spotlight, Fundraising, Our Clients, Success Stories, Uses
Best Friends Animal Society is notably one of the best-run charities in the nation. They have engaged supporters. Plus they know how to keep them engaged with effective campaigns. For example, their campaign aimed at membership building. This campaign spreads the word...
by Kay McDonald | Feb 2, 2015 | Campaigns, Product Spotlight, Uses
In the last 10 years, I have worked with hundreds of non-profits. From executive directors to development directors, volunteer, and staff. I love what I do. We have seen fads come in (Thank You LiveStrong) and others go out (remember when we thought selling gift wrap...
by Kay McDonald | Feb 2, 2015 | Campaigns, GivingBands, Uses
I have a confession to make… I love charms! Over the years, my company, Charity Charms has built an impressive collection of meaningful symbols from all over the world. Used for giving back, showing gratitude, and much more. Given that I use these styles every day in...
by Kay McDonald | Dec 30, 2014 | Campaigns, Fundraising, Inspirations, Uses
When the TSUNAMI hit Japan we felt honored as a company to have a vehicle to help raise funds for the victims. We had a personal stake in the tragedy. Unfortunately, the owner’s cousin was living and working in Tokyo at the time. It is important to act quickly...
