We offer nonprofit organizations a simple, affordable, plug and play mobile fundraising solution. Our full suite of mobile services will help your organization inspire, engage, and activate new supporters using mobile phones. Starting at just $69, the mobile platform offers real-time tracking, reporting, campaign creation, and mobile message broadcasting.
Get the most out of your story and storytellers. By giving you the ability to take advantage of immediate, impulsive, and emotion-driven donations, mobile fundraising provides you with the technology you need to get the most out of your story and your storytellers.
Increase your fundraising potential. Whether your mobile fundraising campaigns are driven by word of mouth, social media, or large scale marketing efforts, Causecast Mobile Fundraising provides cutting edge mobile tools and services to engage new donors, reconnect with existing ones, and increase your fundraising potential!
Causecast Mobile Fundraising
- Text2Give, Text2Broadcast & Text2Pledge all included
- Packages starting at $69/month.
- Take donations from 270 million U.S. phone subscribers – all major carriers are supported.
- No Credit Cards, Cash or Check. Donations added to donors cell phone bill.
- Take advantage of immediacy and impulse giving.
- Real time tracking and reports.
Causecast Mobile client Fountain Sqaure of Cincinnati has launched a new text2give campaign to help keep their Fountain Square Programming Free & Fun! Fountain Square is the heart of Cincinnati, Ohio. Located at the corner of Fifth and Vine Streets in the middle of downtown, Fountain Square is a public space where Cincinnatians gather, celebrate and connect as a city. Presiding over the Square is the historic Tyler Davidson Fountain, dedicated in 1871 to the people of Cincinnati.
Fountain Square programming is made possible solely by generous sponsorships and grants, so they are always fundraising. To make it easy for people at Fountain Square concerts and events to donate and keep the programing free, Fountain Square launched their text2give program this summer. All you have to do is use the form below or pick up your phone and text “FOUNTAIN” to “85944″ to donate $10 to Fountain Square programming. And don’t forget to reply YES to confirm your donation. It’s that easy!
On May 16th, 2010, musicians, business leaders in New Orleans and community radio station WWOZ-FM came together to create the GULF AID benefit concert to raise funds for wetland recovery efforts, fishermen and their families as oil continues to gush into the Gulf of Mexico from the site of the collapsed deepwater Horizon.
The concert brought together multiplatinum recording artist Lenny Kravitz, who is also a part-time New Orleans resident, as well as Allen Toussaint, John Legend, Mos Def, Ani DiFranco, The Voice of the Wetlands Allstars (featuring Tab Benoit, Dr. John, Cyril Neville, George Porter Jr., Waylon Thibodeaux, Big Chief Monk Boudreaux, and many more.
In an effort to increase donations at the event, and harness the excitement, energy, and passion of the attendees at the event, Causecast Mobile Fundraising set up up a text2pledge program for the Gulf Aid Benefit Concert.
Attendees, and even those looking to offer support from across the country, texted “GULF AID (amount)” to “23178″ and pledged to donate ANY amount to help relief efforts in the Gulf.
Proceeds from the concert and the text2pledge donations will be used to stop the oil from destroying our wetlands and provide financial aid to affected fishermen and their families as oil continues to affect the Gulf of Mexico from the site of the collapsed deepwater horizon.
In anticipation of World Malaria 
Day on April 25th, 2010, Malaria No More, Twitter, and the Case Foundation have partnered to launch a large scale online “End Malaria” campaign helping raise money to purchase life saving malaria nets.
The campaign encourages people to text “NET” to “85944” to donate a $10 life saving mosquito net (powered by Causecast Mobile Fundraising and our Text2Give widget) in addition to a “RT2Give” service powered by TwitPay. Each $10 donation will be matched by the Case Foundation, up to $25,000.
In addition to the calls to action being tweeted by Twitter itself to over it’s 3.1 Million followers, celebrities, leaders and the rest of the online community are being encouraged to retweet the message. Twitter has also set up a microsite for the campaign on it’s Hope140.org site, at http://hope140.org/endmalaria.
The campaign will run through April 27th, and you can follow the twitter hashtag #endmalaria to stay posted on its success!
Earth Day Network, the official organizers of the 2010 Earth Day Climate Rally in Washington D.C., has joined up with Causecast to give individuals a new way to support Earth Day Network and its partner organizations- via Text2Give!
On Sunday, April 25th, Earth Day Network and partner organizations will organize a massive climate rally on The National Mall, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day and demand that Congress pass a strong climate bill in 2010. The rally will include notable speakers Reverend Jesse Jackson, film director, James Cameron, AFL-CIO President, Richard Trumka, Olympic gold medalist, Billy Demong, producer, Trudie Styler, author, Margaret Atwood, NFL player and television personality, Dhani Jones, environmental photographer Sebastian Copeland and many more.
The Climate Rally will also feature live music from Sting, John Legend, The Roots, Jimmy Cliff, Passion Pit, Bob Weir, Willie Colón, Joss Stone, Robert Randolph, Patrick Stump, Mavis Staples, Booker T, Honor Society and Tao Rodriguez-Seeger.
By texting “EARTH” to “85944″, attendees will have a simple and immediate way to support Earth Day. Earth Day Network will also be using Text2Screen and Text2Broadcast, to conduct mobile polls and ask the audience to text in answers to Earth Day related questions- to then be put on the big screen.
We’re looking forward to checking back after Earth Day and tracking their success!
An 8.8 earthquake hit just off the coast of Chile early Saturday morning, killing at least 122 people and creating tsunami warnings in more than 50 countries across the Pacific ocean. Thousands are believed to have been left homeless due to the widespread destruction of buildings. Support Chile and donate with your mobile phone.
Text CHILE to 90999 to donate $10 to Red Cross via text to donate
Text CHILE to 23583 to donate $10 to Habitat for Humanity via text to donate
Text CHILE to 20222 to donate $10 to World Vision via text to donate
Text CHILE to 50555 to donate $10 to Friends of World Food Program via text to donate
Text CHILE to 52000 to donate $10 to Salvation Army via text to donate
Text REBUILD to 50555 to donate $10 to Operation USA via text to donate
Text 4CHILE to 50555 to donate $10 to Convoy of Hope via text to donate
Text CHILE to 864833 to donate $10 to United Way
Mobile is a new techonology, and with new technology comes new ideas and ways to engage your supporters. New Life Family Services took a very simple idea and made a quick and easy ask on their Facebook Page. They asked their supporters to donate $10 on the 10th day of the month.
We think this is an excellent example of how an organization can integrate text donations into their existing social media strategy.
We’d like to send out a warm welcome to our latest nonprofit partner, Free The Slaves! Please take the time to support them by making a text donation of $5. Text FREEDOM to 85944, and don’t forget to confirm your donation and reply YES.
Free the Slaves works on the ground with liberators around the world. We do what it takes to free men, women and children and help them stay free.
Basic needs for food, shelter and safety from angry slave owners must be met. Then the system that allows slavery to flourish has to be dismantled and another created by former slaves learning to live in freedom.
FTS and the liberators with whom they work with are committed to:
- promoting sustainable, holistic solutions that are owned by the community
- helping vulnerable communities organize to assert their basic rights
- making a difference beyond our immediate communities by sharing successes and failures so that more slaves will be freed faster.
Please take the time to watch Kevin Bales, President of Free The Slaves, in this excerpt of “Dreams Die Hard.”