It's All in the Game
The world of gaming could have applications in fundraising.
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Robin Fisk
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So how does a charity benefit from gamification? The basic tenets of fundraising still hold true -- you need to recruit, engage, measure and grow your support base. Gamification can help with the first two. A simple, rewarding game, with a registration feature can be an effective recruitment tool if you can manage to make it viral. It may even reward the player for making a donation too. Take a look at iHobo, developed for UK charity DePaul. It's an iPhone app that invites you to spend three days in the company of a homeless person and help him survive. The app raised money, but also raised a lot of awareness that opened the door to larger grants.
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