One of the things I’ve learnt in my years in fundraising is that Fundraising is an Art. Like any other form of art, fundraising requires consistent practice to perfect it. Although I have not achieved perfection with online fundraising, here Read More…
Do you know that M-Changa is now available in three African countries? Yes? Awesome! No? M-Changa is now available in Kenya, Uganda and Ghana! What does this mean? This means that you can now receive and make mobile money donations Read More…
Did you know that #GivingTuesday is only 6 days away? On 30th November 2021 individuals from all over the world will all be unleashing generosity in honor of #GivingTuesday; a day that is observed internationally as the day of giving. Read More…
Now that we know what to plan for, how to write a compelling fundraising story and how to register an M-Changa online fundraiser shall we talk about navigating the fundraiser portal? What is a fundraiser portal you may ask? It Read More…
In three months, we will be entering the third year of our new normal. Masks are still a mandatory fashion; our houses continue to have the double role of being home and office, and even the slightest cough sends a Read More…
Whether in Kenya, Uganda or Ghana registering an online fundraiser on M-Changa is simple. Before I continue further, what is an online fundraiser? An online fundraiser is a donation page that allows you to raise money virtually/ through the internet Read More…
Data collected by the Kenya National Bureau of statistics revealed that 4.64 million people were unemployed by the end of June 2020, a rise from 2.94 million at the end of March 2020 — the month when Kenya reported its Read More…
The World Health Organization (WHO) evidences community transmission by “the inability to relate confirmed cases through chains of transmission for a large number of cases, or by increasing positive tests through sentinel samples (routine systematic testing of respiratory samples from Read More…
The global pandemic created an upheaval in nearly everyone’s daily routine. Everything shut down almost overnight, and people had to find new ways to work, learn, and interact. Online platforms such as Zoom and Google Meet replaced classrooms and boardrooms. Read More…
13th March 2020 is a date that many Kenyans would sooner forget but will likely always remember. The announcement of the first COVID-19 case in the nation changed the trajectory of many people’s lives. Within a month of this announcement, Read More…
