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How to reach more supporters online [Video]

The online world is a noisy place. Charities increasingly have to find new ways to cut through the clutter, get their message out there, and drive donations. A charity’s website is an excellent opportunity to do just that. Research has shown that people who donate directly through a charity’s website are more likely to remember the cause they donated to in the future. It makes a first impression to your supporters that demonstrates the urgency, efficacy, and impact of your work. In this webinar, we explore the ins and outs of charity websites, what makes them stand out to supporters, and what drives donations. We’ll look at making it more visible via Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and the content you’ll need to make it shine.

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A London Marathon runner who has gone viral for drinking a glass of wine at the end of each mile has revealed how he felt at the end of the race. Tom Gilbey, 52, took on the challenge to raise money for the hospice where his mother was cared for in her final days. Instead of drinking water to keep hydrated after each mile, Mr Gilbey had a different glass of wine - consuming 25 glasses in total. In an incredible achievement, he completed the 26.2 mile run in four hours and 41 minutes, and has raised over 13,500 for Sobell House Hospice Charity in Oxfordshire.