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Print Products for Charities

With so many worthy causes vying for attention and funds, charity work can be a competitive market. With the right marketing and visibility, WTTB can help you raise awareness of your charity and get you seen by the right people. Whether you want personalised mugs, charity branded notepads, or giant cheques to showcase your fundraising achievements, WTTB can help.

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Raising awareness for your charity is vital to its success in being able to fund important projects and help people in need. At WTTB, we know how important it is for charities to have affordable tools at their disposal to market themselves and receive donations.

PR opportunities are important in the world of fundraising. They help to bring your story to life and give a real sense of inspiration to others who may want to donate or be actively involved in your efforts to raise money.

To make a big impression, charity cheque printing can be used to bring the monetary value of someone’s fundraising efforts to life. They’re perfect for media exposure, exaggerating your purpose in a positive way.

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WHETHER yours is a small charity – set up with a finite aim, such as restoring a church roof – or a large one tackling national, or even global issues, its success will depend on people knowing it exists. In this sense, charities are no different from commercial businesses – they have to fight for a share of the public’s money and support – and advertising and marketing are key to this.
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How Do You Market A Charity Campaign?
As anyone who has ever run a campaign will tell you, there are three golden rules; it must be short, sharp and winnable. That means that before you even embark on it you must identify your end goal and it must be realistic. Then you have to identify the fastest and most effective route to reaching it.
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How To Grow A Charity
One of the most common traps faced by businesses is over trading; where they expand at a speed they can’t keep up with. This can lead to staff shortages and a buckling infrastructure – a case of running before they can walk. So, it is vital when you are planning a strategy for growth that you stage your expansion – moving on to the next stage only when the first one has been achieved and maintained.
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How To Start A Charity And Make Money
Want to know how to start a charity? Read WTTB’s all-encompassing guide and you’ll be heading up your own non-profit in no time. Read on to find out more!
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