How it works for charities

The company is the entity who pays, and creates the survey. The success however is reliant on the word being spread, so anything you can do to coordinate marketing, press or advertising around needing responses will ensure the success of the campaign (and donations for you). 

When the company says how many responses they want and how much money they are contributing in exchange for this, Give a Minute adds 10% on top of this amount as a fee. For instance if Company A is wanting 10,000 responses for $25,000, then we would advertise to all participants that $25,000 is being given to Charity B. Give a Minute would charge a fee of $2,500 on top of this to Company A. 

Our research has shown people are more likely to give their time when they know they are contributing to a large impact; therefore we tell people the total amount that the company is prepared to donate to you, and the number of responses needed. The company can set a reserve number of responses they need to ensure it's worthwhile to them, and you receive the pro-rated amount of

Sure. If Company X (not Twitter 😉) is using Give a Minute to partner with Charity Y, and have said they will contribute $20,000 for 5,000 responses, then each response has been allocated $4 per entry. If the survey only receives 1,000 responses, and that is enough for Company X to proceed with gleaning insights from this sample size, then Charity Y would receive a pro-rated amount of $4,000. 

Yes, we encourage this! Often there are corporate partners who want to support you more, and Give a Minute allows them to contribute without allocating any additional funds from the budget (if they are already participating in market research). This is a great way to reach out to your partners to see if they would like to support you and your mission more. 

If a company is looking to use Give a Minute to partner with you, we would check with you that this is a good fit - as this is critical to ensuring success of the campaign. Ensuring they are not a competitor with any of your existing partners is one part of the equation, but also ensuring they are a good match for your audience (and vice versa for their audience). 

Yes and no. We don't do outreach or outbound sales on your behalf. However if a company is wanting to use Give a Minute and doesn't have a charity in mind then we will suggest suitable partners, of which you might be one. Therefore register your interest with us through our Contact Form so we have you on our radar. 

They can reach out to us with their details via our Contact page, or book a meeting via Calendly.