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Personalised results from the charity projects you fund

Guardian Activate Singapore
Makerble.com

Presented by CEO Matt Kepple
Tweet: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

Social Change Category
1
Charity has always been about how much money you give.
Now it’s about how much Change you make.

Makerble.com

Tweet: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

2
There has been a loss of confidence in charities
“I give monthly to
Cancer Research
(CRUK) because I
know who they
are.
But I don’t know
who else to give
to.
If there was a site
that told me
where to give, I’d
use it”

“I don’t donate money
to charity because I’m
not confident that my
donation won’t be
wasted.
That’s why I volunteer
my time instead
because that way I see
the direct impact of
what I put in”

Events Marketing
Manager, Female,
aged 25-30,

Investment Manager
Male, aged 30-35
Source: Forbes, Financial Times, Makerble Research Interviews, Resource Alliance

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

3
Greater transparency = Higher donations
UK Donations Market: 14.5million people want a better donor experience
£££

5.5million CYNICAL Latent Donors. Significant donation potential
4million TENTATIVE donors. £665million in potential donations
5million UNSATISFIED donors. £1.7billion in moveable donations

13.5million SATISFIED donors.

28million monthly donors in the UK in total
Sources: Money For Good report, New Philanthropy Capital; Giving Green Paper, UK Government Cabinet Office; UK Giving, Charities Aid Foundation & NCVO
Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

4
Charity needs to catch up
Convenience

Makerble.com

Guidance

Tweet us: @Makerble

Transparency

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

5
Makerble delivers personalised results from the
charitable projects you fund

See the change you make in the world

Online
On Mobile
On Facebook

Now you can see the change you make in the world
Makerble.com

Tweet: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

6
Why we expect consumers to use Makerble
Features & Benefits

Personalised Project Results
• It’s Trustworthy: Now people understand that
their donations actually make a difference
See the change you make in the world

Social Media Integration
• It’s Easy: Makerble suggests projects each
month based on your social media profile
• You Look Good: the difference your projects
make are shared on your Facebook Timeline
Lifestyle Checkout
• It’s Affordable: You don’t need to give any
more than you can afford each month
Makerble.com

Tweet: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

7
Change The News
powered by

in partnership with
Other ways to reach people

CHANGE THE WORLD YOUR WAY
SOCIAL MEDIA
INFLUENCERS

ONLINE
MAGAZINE

MEDIA COVERAGE

£10K/MONTH/NGO FREE ADWORDS

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

LOCAL & UNI
EVENTS

Matt Kepple, London

9
Business-to-Business-to-Consumer Marketing

Branded Rewards

Routes to Market

Media
Agencies
Makerble.com

Staff Donations

Routes to Market

Speaking
directly to
Brands

Routes to Market

Accountants

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

White Label

Routes to Market

Speaking
directly to
Employers

Matt Kepple, London

Networking

10
How it works - 1. Connect your Facebook

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

11
2. Tweak your bucket

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

12
3. Choose an amount

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

13
4. Earn your Change

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

14
5. Share your Change

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

15
Consumer Market: 14.5million unsatisfied donors (UK)
UK Transparent Dona ons Market
(Number of Donors)
The Big Give

Global Giving

Kiva
1%

Revenue

Other compe tors

Unreached

2%
1%

• 4-10% transaction charge
• £10/month average donation

7%

Competition
• Low market share

89%

Global market for transparent donations
• $20billion/year (minimum)
Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

Sources: The Big Give, Global Giving, Kiva, NCVO, New Philanthropy Capital
mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

16
Low risk. High returns.
PRESENT

Y3 SCENARIOS

EXITS

Raising upwards of
£25,000 to be discussed
with investors for circa
5% (SEIS pre-approved)

3% UK market share
• 500K donors
• EBIT: £1.4M

Trade Sale

£6,000 monthly burn

30% UK market share
• 4.5M donors
• EBIT: 14M

PAST
£15,000
investment in

Private Beta live

• £5,000 – Staff
• £500 – Tech
• £500 – Marketing

65 Charities

3% Global market share
• $0.6B in donations
•

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

$24M in Makerble fees

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

Convio was sold
to Blackbaud for
$290M in 2012

IPO
Makerble
becomes an
Amazon/Virgin
for ethical
products &
services

17
Competitive Growth Strategy
1. INCREASE BARRIER TO ENTRY
• There is Opportunity to
standardise the way that
charities visualise their impact.
• No-one is innovating in this
space
• Establish Makerble’s Badges as
the de facto way to visualise &
compare charitable impact.
• Makerble can then own the
seeing the impact of your
donations space; making it
harder for competitors to
muscle in.
• Validation: Justgiving.com and
Globalgiving.org.uk want our
API
Makerble.com

2. SCALE GLOBALLY, RAPIDLY
• Globally there is no dominant
platform for charitable
donations.
• Makerble is the world’s first
platform to itemise and
personalise the impact of
people’s donations.
• Acquiring charities is cheap.
• We use Stripe.com to process
donations in multiple
currencies
• Progress:
• UKTI is already sending us on
trade missions to USA and
Singapore
• MBA students are formulating
global expansion business case

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

3. BIG DATA
• Our data on
donor trends &
cause
preferences
will be
unparalleled
• We can
monetise this
through
reports,
consulting and
enterprise
services to
charities
globally.

18
1000 users

Multiple Award-Winning Founders
£100k
<1x viral
40 NGOs
match-funding

growth rate

Kate Gault,
Marke ng

Annabel Dickson,
Chari es

Ma Kepple,
CEO

Liam Reynolds,
Growth Hacker

•

7½ years
experience in
adver sing

•

•

Validated
Makerble with
two offline
pilots

•

Won Cannes
Lions Grand Prix
for
Effec veness

•

Adver sing and
start-ups
experience

•

•

Makerble.com

Solo world tour
evalua ng
chari es
Chairs Europe’s
network of
young
philanthropist
aged under 40.

Tweet us: @Makerble

•

mk@makeworldwide.com

Alpha
release

formerly Data
Planning Partner
at UK’s largest
independent
marke ng group
T-Mobile and
Tesco Clubcard

Matt Kepple, London

Sebas en
Bourdu,
Lead Developer
•

Coded
Lee r.com,
Comemo.org

•

Freelanced in
tech for
Orange, Make
Sense

19
Accomplished Respected Advisors
Caroline Fiennes – author, speaker and

Joe Galliano – Celebrity & Charity Liaison

consultant in the arena of effective
philanthropy. Advisor to the Association of
Charitable Foundations.

Manager connecting celebrities to the causes
they care about. Created the Dear Me book
series authored by celebrities to benefit charity.

Stephen Donajgrodzki – Senior Partner

Ann Foley – former Regional Operations

at Equal, the media buying agency. Develops
advertising and marketing strategies for clients
ranging from government to leading brands.

Manager for international development
charities the Red Cross and TearFund§

Duane Melius – Responsible for New

David Pritchard – Head of Impact
Measurement at New Philanthropy Capital. The
organisation advising high net worth individuals
on which charities are effective.

Abhi Patel – Senior programmer and a Vice
President at Goldman Sachs overseeing the building
trading algorithms.

Business and development of marketing
strategies within the group of marketing
agencies under Edge Asia.

Ola Obaro – Marketing professional with
experience client-side working for brands
including Harlequins Rugby, Johnson & Johnson
and Mars Drinks.

Kirsty McFadden – Product Manager for
award-winning private social network which
increased donations and retention among donors
to The World Society for the Protection of Animals

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

20
Competitors: Makerble is the only platform in the world
to itemise charities’ project results
Target Audience >>>>>

Non Cynical

Want Some
Evidence

Cynical and
Motivated

Cynical but need
an easy solution

Choice of projects

Monthly Portfolio

Real Itemised Impact

On FB Timeline

See the Potential Impact

Easy comparison

Social user experience

Web + Mobile

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

21
This is why our competitors have a small market share
UK Transparent Dona ons Market
(Number of Donors)
The Big Give

Global Giving

We believe that to break
the mainstream market,
charitable donations need
to be more transparent.
I.e. charities’ project
results must be itemised.

Kiva
1%

Other compe tors

Unreached

2%
1%
7%

89%

Sources: The Big Give, Global Giving, Kiva, NCVO, New Philanthropy Capital
Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

22
Itemised Project Results increase charities’ effectiveness
Theory of Change

CONSUMER
UNDERSTANDING

People finally
understand the
Change they make in
the world

Makerble.com

CONSUMER
DEMAND

Projects that create
the most Change in
their categories
become
increasingly popular

Tweet us: @Makerble

ECONOMIC
INCENTIVE

Projects have a greater
financial incentive to
Improve Feedback Loops,
Learn, Collaborate, Share,
Innovate to ensure their
projects are creating the
most Change possible

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

SOCIAL
IMPACT

Vulnerable and
excluded people
in developing
countries get
better access to
and more
benefit from
essential
services
23
Join us and truly change the world

Makerble.com

Tweet us: @Makerble

mk@makeworldwide.com

Matt Kepple, London

24

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Makerble business deck

  • 1. Personalised results from the charity projects you fund Guardian Activate Singapore Makerble.com Presented by CEO Matt Kepple Tweet: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London Social Change Category 1
  • 2. Charity has always been about how much money you give. Now it’s about how much Change you make. Makerble.com Tweet: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 2
  • 3. There has been a loss of confidence in charities “I give monthly to Cancer Research (CRUK) because I know who they are. But I don’t know who else to give to. If there was a site that told me where to give, I’d use it” “I don’t donate money to charity because I’m not confident that my donation won’t be wasted. That’s why I volunteer my time instead because that way I see the direct impact of what I put in” Events Marketing Manager, Female, aged 25-30, Investment Manager Male, aged 30-35 Source: Forbes, Financial Times, Makerble Research Interviews, Resource Alliance Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 3
  • 4. Greater transparency = Higher donations UK Donations Market: 14.5million people want a better donor experience £££ 5.5million CYNICAL Latent Donors. Significant donation potential 4million TENTATIVE donors. £665million in potential donations 5million UNSATISFIED donors. £1.7billion in moveable donations 13.5million SATISFIED donors. 28million monthly donors in the UK in total Sources: Money For Good report, New Philanthropy Capital; Giving Green Paper, UK Government Cabinet Office; UK Giving, Charities Aid Foundation & NCVO Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 4
  • 5. Charity needs to catch up Convenience Makerble.com Guidance Tweet us: @Makerble Transparency mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 5
  • 6. Makerble delivers personalised results from the charitable projects you fund See the change you make in the world Online On Mobile On Facebook Now you can see the change you make in the world Makerble.com Tweet: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 6
  • 7. Why we expect consumers to use Makerble Features & Benefits Personalised Project Results • It’s Trustworthy: Now people understand that their donations actually make a difference See the change you make in the world Social Media Integration • It’s Easy: Makerble suggests projects each month based on your social media profile • You Look Good: the difference your projects make are shared on your Facebook Timeline Lifestyle Checkout • It’s Affordable: You don’t need to give any more than you can afford each month Makerble.com Tweet: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 7
  • 8. Change The News powered by in partnership with
  • 9. Other ways to reach people CHANGE THE WORLD YOUR WAY SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCERS ONLINE MAGAZINE MEDIA COVERAGE £10K/MONTH/NGO FREE ADWORDS Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com LOCAL & UNI EVENTS Matt Kepple, London 9
  • 10. Business-to-Business-to-Consumer Marketing Branded Rewards Routes to Market Media Agencies Makerble.com Staff Donations Routes to Market Speaking directly to Brands Routes to Market Accountants Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com White Label Routes to Market Speaking directly to Employers Matt Kepple, London Networking 10
  • 11. How it works - 1. Connect your Facebook Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 11
  • 12. 2. Tweak your bucket Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 12
  • 13. 3. Choose an amount Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 13
  • 14. 4. Earn your Change Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 14
  • 15. 5. Share your Change Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 15
  • 16. Consumer Market: 14.5million unsatisfied donors (UK) UK Transparent Dona ons Market (Number of Donors) The Big Give Global Giving Kiva 1% Revenue Other compe tors Unreached 2% 1% • 4-10% transaction charge • £10/month average donation 7% Competition • Low market share 89% Global market for transparent donations • $20billion/year (minimum) Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble Sources: The Big Give, Global Giving, Kiva, NCVO, New Philanthropy Capital mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 16
  • 17. Low risk. High returns. PRESENT Y3 SCENARIOS EXITS Raising upwards of £25,000 to be discussed with investors for circa 5% (SEIS pre-approved) 3% UK market share • 500K donors • EBIT: £1.4M Trade Sale £6,000 monthly burn 30% UK market share • 4.5M donors • EBIT: 14M PAST £15,000 investment in Private Beta live • £5,000 – Staff • £500 – Tech • £500 – Marketing 65 Charities 3% Global market share • $0.6B in donations • Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble $24M in Makerble fees mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London Convio was sold to Blackbaud for $290M in 2012 IPO Makerble becomes an Amazon/Virgin for ethical products & services 17
  • 18. Competitive Growth Strategy 1. INCREASE BARRIER TO ENTRY • There is Opportunity to standardise the way that charities visualise their impact. • No-one is innovating in this space • Establish Makerble’s Badges as the de facto way to visualise & compare charitable impact. • Makerble can then own the seeing the impact of your donations space; making it harder for competitors to muscle in. • Validation: Justgiving.com and Globalgiving.org.uk want our API Makerble.com 2. SCALE GLOBALLY, RAPIDLY • Globally there is no dominant platform for charitable donations. • Makerble is the world’s first platform to itemise and personalise the impact of people’s donations. • Acquiring charities is cheap. • We use Stripe.com to process donations in multiple currencies • Progress: • UKTI is already sending us on trade missions to USA and Singapore • MBA students are formulating global expansion business case Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 3. BIG DATA • Our data on donor trends & cause preferences will be unparalleled • We can monetise this through reports, consulting and enterprise services to charities globally. 18
  • 19. 1000 users Multiple Award-Winning Founders £100k <1x viral 40 NGOs match-funding growth rate Kate Gault, Marke ng Annabel Dickson, Chari es Ma Kepple, CEO Liam Reynolds, Growth Hacker • 7½ years experience in adver sing • • Validated Makerble with two offline pilots • Won Cannes Lions Grand Prix for Effec veness • Adver sing and start-ups experience • • Makerble.com Solo world tour evalua ng chari es Chairs Europe’s network of young philanthropist aged under 40. Tweet us: @Makerble • mk@makeworldwide.com Alpha release formerly Data Planning Partner at UK’s largest independent marke ng group T-Mobile and Tesco Clubcard Matt Kepple, London Sebas en Bourdu, Lead Developer • Coded Lee r.com, Comemo.org • Freelanced in tech for Orange, Make Sense 19
  • 20. Accomplished Respected Advisors Caroline Fiennes – author, speaker and Joe Galliano – Celebrity & Charity Liaison consultant in the arena of effective philanthropy. Advisor to the Association of Charitable Foundations. Manager connecting celebrities to the causes they care about. Created the Dear Me book series authored by celebrities to benefit charity. Stephen Donajgrodzki – Senior Partner Ann Foley – former Regional Operations at Equal, the media buying agency. Develops advertising and marketing strategies for clients ranging from government to leading brands. Manager for international development charities the Red Cross and TearFund§ Duane Melius – Responsible for New David Pritchard – Head of Impact Measurement at New Philanthropy Capital. The organisation advising high net worth individuals on which charities are effective. Abhi Patel – Senior programmer and a Vice President at Goldman Sachs overseeing the building trading algorithms. Business and development of marketing strategies within the group of marketing agencies under Edge Asia. Ola Obaro – Marketing professional with experience client-side working for brands including Harlequins Rugby, Johnson & Johnson and Mars Drinks. Kirsty McFadden – Product Manager for award-winning private social network which increased donations and retention among donors to The World Society for the Protection of Animals Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 20
  • 21. Competitors: Makerble is the only platform in the world to itemise charities’ project results Target Audience >>>>> Non Cynical Want Some Evidence Cynical and Motivated Cynical but need an easy solution Choice of projects Monthly Portfolio Real Itemised Impact On FB Timeline See the Potential Impact Easy comparison Social user experience Web + Mobile Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 21
  • 22. This is why our competitors have a small market share UK Transparent Dona ons Market (Number of Donors) The Big Give Global Giving We believe that to break the mainstream market, charitable donations need to be more transparent. I.e. charities’ project results must be itemised. Kiva 1% Other compe tors Unreached 2% 1% 7% 89% Sources: The Big Give, Global Giving, Kiva, NCVO, New Philanthropy Capital Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 22
  • 23. Itemised Project Results increase charities’ effectiveness Theory of Change CONSUMER UNDERSTANDING People finally understand the Change they make in the world Makerble.com CONSUMER DEMAND Projects that create the most Change in their categories become increasingly popular Tweet us: @Makerble ECONOMIC INCENTIVE Projects have a greater financial incentive to Improve Feedback Loops, Learn, Collaborate, Share, Innovate to ensure their projects are creating the most Change possible mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London SOCIAL IMPACT Vulnerable and excluded people in developing countries get better access to and more benefit from essential services 23
  • 24. Join us and truly change the world Makerble.com Tweet us: @Makerble mk@makeworldwide.com Matt Kepple, London 24

Editor's Notes

  1. Makerble enables you to make the change you want to see in the world by funding your personal stream of charitable projects addressing the causes you care about each monthPeople don’t know where to start when it comes to creating the change they want to see in the worldThat’s why we created MakerbleUsing Makerble you can make the the change they want to see in the world by funding
  2. Let me tell you about the problemWe are completely changing the way that people look at and engage with charity.Byrevolutionising the global charity industry by visualising the impact of charities’ work in a way that everyone can understand, compare and make relevant to them personally. Personalising charity impact on this scale has never been done before.
  3. And this is reflected by industry trends reported by the Financial Times and Forbes:Gen X and Gen Y want to know more about what the money they donate achieves. Quote from investment manager.Consumer demand for Convenience, Guidance and Transparency in the area of personal impact is growing
  4. And why are we doing this? People increase the amount they give to charity when they understand what their donations achieve. So on Makerble we show them.In the UK alone there are 5 ½ million people would start giving if they believed their donation would make a difference4 million people would increase their giving by £665MILLION/year if they knew what their donations would achieved5million people would move £1.7bn of donations to charities that are more transparentKeen to explore how these splits vary across different countries
  5. Which is completely understandable given that in many other areas of our lives, convenience, guidance and transparency are things we expect as standard but those are all missing from the charity donation experience; from personalised shopping vouchers from Tesco Clubcard through to the Nike Fuel Band that gives you your data about your exercise
  6. Makerble enables you to make the change you want to see in the world by funding your personal stream of charitable projects addressing the causes you care about each monthPeople don’t know where to start when it comes to creating the change they want to see in the worldThat’s why we created MakerbleUsing Makerble you can make the the change they want to see in the world by funding
  7. Makerble enables you to make the change you want to see in the world by funding your personal stream of charitable projects addressing the causes you care about each monthPeople don’t know where to start when it comes to creating the change they want to see in the worldThat’s why we created MakerbleUsing Makerble you can make the the change they want to see in the world by funding
  8. Makerble is how you make the change you want to see in the worldWhich is why our strapline is change the world your wayIn addition to our member get member we also haveContent marketing – showing people what the films, music, things people love have in common with Makerble projectsPR – People are concerned that charities waste money; 70% to 1% of charities; Google AdWords – discover change-making projects related to whatever you’re interested in right nowBlogger Ambassadors – hear about Makerble from a blogger you follow / respectContent Marketing – while indulging your interest in world progress, discover the new kid on the block; MakerbleUniversity Students – hear about Makerble through word of mouthEmployees – feel better about work by making someone else’s life work better
  9. Branded Rewards – companies like Costa Coffee can say that if you donate to projects backed by the Costa Foundation, you can earn perks such as a free cup of coffee or Costa might top-up your donation with a cash donation from their foundation or an in-kind gift to the charity.Staff Donations – companies like Cisco are keen to offer employee benefits. Makerble is a platform that employers can use to boost staff morale by enabling staff to donate towards specific projects collectively as a company or department. The company can also credit staff members’ Makerble accounts with funds that the staff can use to donate to projects on Makerble.Saas – companies like Barclays are talking to us about integrating Makerble within their retail online banking.
  10. Makerble identifies causes that match your interests. You can manually select causes too.
  11. Makerble finds charitable projects that match your interests. You can tweak your selection.
  12. You decide how much you want to give each month to each project
  13. When those projects report their itemised results, those results are aggregated onto your Makerble Profile so you can see what was achieved on those projects
  14. And your results are automatically published to your Facebook Timeline for your friends to see
  15. 10% Transaction Charge applies on Gift Aid donations. These are donations where the UK Government HMRC adds an additional 25% onto the donation. So if someone donates £100, the charity would ordinarily receive £125; via Makerble £12.50 goes to Makerble with £112.50 going to the charity.We anticipate people giving a cappuccino/month to 3 projects, i.e. £10/monthThe UK average donation is currently £10/monthThe competition have just over 1million donors in a market of 13.5million people who want more transparent ways to donate to charity
  16. Makerble (Make Worldwide Limited) is a company limited by shares with SEIS pre-approvalConvio sold to Blackbaud for $290M in 2012: http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052970204555904577166491301247200
  17. Makerble (Make Worldwide Limited) is a company limited by shares with SEIS pre-approvalConvio sold to Blackbaud for $290M in 2012: http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052970204555904577166491301247200
  18. Kate and Matt Kepple worked in advertising, she on public health campaignsAnnabel and Matt Kepple ran YTFN.org an offline venture similar to Makerble for 5 yearsMatt Kepple had the idea 10 years ago whilst studying and since worked in advertising, fundraising and social entrepreneurshipLiam won an award at T-Mobile for moving customers from PAYG to Pay MonthlySebastien has coded two startups
  19. We’re early stage and enter public beta in February
  20. Auto Refresh means that when one of your projects if funded, Makerble replaces it with a new one that matches your interests so that your monthly donation continues to make the change that you want to see in the worldCharity giving online has evolved fromSites that got you to give with friendsTo ones that let you manually choose projectsBut to appeal to the mainstream Makerble is doing recommendations and visual quantification of your personal impact, which no-one else is doing globally
  21. 10% Transaction Charge applies on Gift Aid donations. These are donations where the UK Government HMRC adds an additional 25% onto the donation. So if someone donates £100, the charity would ordinarily receive £125; via Makerble £12.50 goes to Makerble with £112.50 going to the charity.We anticipate people giving a cappuccino/month to 3 projects, i.e. £10/monthThe UK average donation is currently £10/monthThe competition have just over 1million donors in a market of 13.5million people who want more transparent ways to donate to charity
  22. It’s not just in charity-funded services that we make a difference, but we instigate a culture of proper improved feedback loops
  23. We’re early stage and enter public beta in February