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Text to give software

Joanne Felci

is anyone doing text to give anymore (you know text GIVE to 7344)

If so what software/company are you using? And do you like them?

I remember seeing this up for a previous job 10+ years ago and I cannot remember the company we used (they probably are not around anymore anyway) but I do remember the pain it was to get it set up

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Dylan Medina

My org uses OneCause and it has worked well over the last few years. They are not integrated with Blackbaud but that's not a dealbreaker for us. Keywords are on a first come basis so depending on what keyword you want it might not be available but it's pretty easy to check what's available or not and claim a few keywords for different events.

Joanne Felci

thanks Dylan! We use OneCause - for auctions - is this is the fundraising package you are using with OneCause?

Dylan Medina

@Joanne Felci Yes I believe it's the fundraising package!

Karen Diener

I know that Constant Contact has a text to give option. I don't know much more than that, but considering the integration option with RE, it is worth investigating.

Otherwise, I have personally never worked with an organization is doing text to give. Colleagues have, but they are using advocacy platforms that are suited for a very specific type of nonprofit.

Rachel Kulsdom

We use Donr, although we don't use it much. We used to use instagiv and then they were bought out by Cymba I believe and the new pricing was ridiculous. Donr seemed a good priced platform for our needs.

Mary Elizabeth Morton

Hi @Joanne Felci ! Yes, Constant Contact does have text to give, and like Karen mentioned, they integrate with Raiser's Edge NXT! Happy to connect you with someone at Constant Contact to learn more!

Kevyn Barnes

We are using GiveButter and in the past have used GiveBee. GiveBee was nice because we could direct them to our NXT online form; GiveButter directs them to the GiveButter campaign form (higher platform/transaction fees for us). GiveBee had a pretty antiquated-looking backend but could also be used for text messaging—one-time messages or asking a series of questions to collect data. (I always forget between text-to-give and text-to-donate which this is— not the one that bills direct to peoples' phone carrier, so I apologize if that is the type you are asking about)