Today, Charity Begins on the Web
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3. BUILD IT, AND THEY WILL COME. The most basic and relatively low-cost tool needed to engage in e-fundraising is a Web site. Does your organization need a site that is “content only” (like an Internet brochure, calendar and newsletter), or should it be “e-fundraising enabled?” While having a Web site that is e-fundraising enabled can cost a bit more, having the ability to accept transactions, purchases or donations at any time of day can be more than worth the initial outlay.
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