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This document discusses low-budget fundraising strategies using face-to-face interactions, telephone calls, and tele-facing. It explains that fundraising requires upfront expenses but that raising an initial small amount, like $55 from $100 raised, can be put towards programming costs. Face-to-face interactions at public locations and telephone calls can be effective low-cost strategies. Tele-facing combines these approaches by having callers schedule meetings for facers with donors identified through calls. Using techniques like cheque pick-ups, asking everyone who passes by, and combining telephone and face-to-face elements can help maximize fundraising returns even with limited resources.
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Howard Fineman, Veteran Political Journalist and TV Pundit, Dies at 75
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- 1. Fundraising Face to Face, on the Phone & through Tele-facing…. on a small budget Anup Tiwari www.fundraisingindia.org
- 2. What is this money for?
- 5. Is this your fundraising investment budget?
- 6. or This?
- 7. or this?
- 8. Is it possible to raise funds without upfront investments?
- 10. Fundraising like any other programme has expenses
- 12. Possible by using Telephone Face To Face Tele-facing
- 13. Can one raise funds through phone?
- 14. Who all are making money from telecalling?
- 15. Do you know some more?
- 16. 1 reason for their success
- 17. This guy!
- 18. He ensures that 20% more people give than if they were only telephoned
- 19. Infact there are some more people behind raising funds on small budget
- 20. People like her At a mall in New Delhi
- 21. In a mall in Malaysia
- 22. GreenPeace Facers on Street
- 23. Office stalls
- 24. This is the world of Face to Face Fundraising
- 25. Not Needed Advantage 1
- 26. Advantage 2 Not Needed Prospective donors
- 27. Formula One of Success in Face to Face Ask Everyone
- 28. Jugaad
- 29. Jugaad- Managing to get things done somehow or the other with limited resources.
- 30. Wodden Cart fixed by local ironsmith
- 31. Tubewell's pump at night Jugaad's engine in daytime
- 32. Another Jugaad for fundraising Tele-facing
- 33. Engine of Telephone & Body of Face to Face
- 34. Facer meets donor seeks pledge/ one time donation. Telecallers call prospects/ existing donors & fix meetings Coordinator Passes lead to Team Leader cum Facer Thru TL & Coordinator donation reaches NGO NGO sends Thank You Package to The donor 5 5 5
- 35. Why Tele-facing 1 Donors promise to send a Bank Cheque/ Direct Debit form but don’t
- 36. Credit Card over phone not considered a popular/safe option Why Tele-facing 2
- 37. Need more information/couple of days to think and give Why Tele-facing 3
- 38. Access to donor not possible by walking-in Why Tele-facing 4
- 39. As described by the leading UK Magazine
- 40. Results increase by 100% vis a vis only telephone
- 41. Take-away 1 Add cheque pick-up to your telephone fundraising
- 42. Take-away 2 Test Face to Face & ask everyone who passes by
- 43. Take-away 3 Jugaad of Tele-facing works Test it today!
- 44. Thank You