childrens national medical center

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The Latest Mobile Giving News

By Katie Maxfield ⋅ October 24, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

The Cool Factor About Mobile -Alexandra Rampey
Rampey (aka “Social Butterfly”) discusses the innovative role of mobile phone services in humanitarian and fundraising efforts. She highlights mGive and several of our successful mobile donation campaigns.
Keep A Child Alive Ties TV Commercial to Mobile Giving -Michael Stein
Stein’s short article commends the creativity behind Keep A Child [...]

The New Face of Giving

By Katie Maxfield ⋅ October 7, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

USA Today published an article on the new generation, saying that charitable giving is characterized by tendencies and preferences of Millennials and Generation Xers. The article discusses mobile donations, and points to the successful campaigns of two mGive clients – Keep A Child Alive (text ALIVE to 90999) and Children’s National Medical Center (text NATS [...]

Cause Marketing Sampler

By Stephen Joos ⋅ July 23, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Joe Waters at Selfish Giving wrote an awesome expose on Cause Marketing and Mobile Giving. He outlines the three campaigns making headlines right now-

Alicia Keys and Keep a Child Alive (Text ‘ALIVE’ to 90999)
The Washington Nationals and Children’s National Medical Center (Text ‘NATS’ to 90999)
Stand Up to Cancer (Text ‘STAND’ to 40202)

He also ties [...]

Text to Give: A Grand Slam

By Stephen Joos ⋅ July 14, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Yesterday, the Washington Nationals and the MLB launched the use of mobile giving at the July 13 game against the Houston Astros. The campaign benefits the creation of a Diabetes Care Complex for Children’s National Medical Center and was promoted in-stadium by asking attendees to text “NATS” to 90999. This service is powered [...]

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