Donors will need to text a keyword and amount to your unique Text to Give number.
Such as DONATE 50 . In this example the Keyword is “Donate” and the amount is $50.
We have programmed a number or dynamic and smart responses to interact with and guide the donor through the process.
First Time Text to Give Donations
The first time sending a keyword a amount, a donor will be sent a registration link where they will be taken to a mobile-friendly donation form.
Send a Keyword and Amount
Donors must follow the prompts on the screen register (or login if they already have a Generous™ account).
Donation From - Step 1
Donor enters their email address.
Text to Give Donation From - Step 2
If the donor already has a Generous™ account, they will be prompted to login. Otherwise they will set up a new account.
Text to Give Donation Form Step 3
Donors choose to pay via Credit Card and Direct Debit, enter their details and
Text to Give Donation Form Step 3
Donors choose to pay via Credit Card and Direct Debit, enter their details and tap the Donate button.
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The donor may choose to pay more to help cover the processing costs.
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The donor can authorise their number at this step for fast donations in the future.
SUCCESS!
Once a donation is successful, a receipt will be created and is available by a link provided on the screen and also via the donors email.
Donor receive confirmation SMS
The donor will receive a personalised confirmation SMS. They will also receive an email.
Subsequent Text to Give Donations
If a donor has already made one Text to Give donation and authorised their number, they can now make donations within seconds just using SMS.
Step 1 - Send a Keyword and Amount
Donors send a KEYWORD and Amount to your unique Text to Give number.
The system will respond to confirm they want to make a donation to your charity and provide the campaign name.
Step 2 - Confirm Donation
The donor responds with a “Y” to confirm.
SUCCESS!
The donor will receive a personalised confirmation SMS. They will also receive an email.
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