Showing posts with label charity. fundraising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charity. fundraising. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Appco Group India helps Sightsavers to tackle avoidable blindness

Appco Group India has entered into a partnership with leading global development organisation Sightsavers. The objective of the partnership is to help eradicate avoidable blindness by speaking to potential donors and spreading the message across the country. 
Fundraisers working with Appco Group India have signed up more than 2,000 regular-giving donors in just six months, which is a major accomplishment both for Sightsavers and for Appco. 
Acknowledging Appco’s contribution, a leading spokesperson from Sightsavers said the charity is impressed with Appco’s accomplishment to date and is looking forward to continuing a healthy and prosperous relationship with the company.
Sightsavers has been working in India since 1966 to eliminate avoidable blindness and to ensure that people who are irreversibly blind are adequately supported to lead lives of independence and dignity.

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Appco India helps SOS increase regular-giving donors by 60%

Donors signed up to SOS Children’s Villages have increased by almost 60% each month thanks to fundraisers working with Appco Group India.
Appco’s proactive decision to expand SOS’s latest campaign to more cities in India and to increase the number of fundraisers working on the campaign has led to the charity experiencing a dramatic increase in the number of donor sign-ups.
The success was celebrated with an Appco-sponsored event for SOS, which recognised the fundraisers’ achievements.
Appco Group India has been working with SOS Children’s Villages since 2012, helping to raise funds for child welfare.

Monday, October 20, 2014

Appco India provides emergency aid to thousands of Kashmir flood victims

Appco Group India’s Charity division has helped secure more than US$45,000 in donations in a month from 10 September 2014 for the flood victims in Jammu and Kashmir.
Face-to-face fundraisers working with Appco Group India and Save The Children have signed up over 800 regular-giving donors while raising awareness of the cause in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Coimbatore
and Hyderabad. 
The donations raised will help Save The Children provide emergency relief for the victims of the Jammu and Kashmir floods, which devastated the region, claiming more than 250 lives.

Appco India secures thousands of new donors for children’s charity CRY

Appco Group India is working with charity Child Rights and You (CRY) to protect the basic human rights of underprivileged children across India.
Fundraisers working with Appco Group India have signed up more than 60,000 donors between 2013 and 2014 for the client.
The support from Appco-recruited donors means CRY has reached out to thousands of children and addressed a number of child rights issues, which include health, malnutrition, education, child labour and abuse.
Appco’s partnership with the charity over the past 12 years, has helped CRY extend its work to 11 cities across India.
“Appco has, over the years, not only raised substantial funds for us but has also helped us to bring in more and more donors to participate in the CRY movement in India,” said Puja Marwaha, CEO, CRY.
Anita Sharad, Director of Resource Mobilisation at CRY added: “We have experienced the partnership grow from strength to strength.
“As a result, CRY has been able to strengthen its focus on the different issues that deprive children of their rights – child labour, access to education, provision of health facilities and protection from abuse and exploitation – and therefore achieve our common goal of a happy and healthy childhood for India’s children.”

Appco praised for seven years of success with HelpAge India

Appco Group India’s seven-year relationship with HelpAge India has helped millions of elderly people get
the care they need.
Fundraisers working with Appco Group India have secured millions of regular-giving donors from across
the country.
The donations will support close to 1.5 million elderly people and have helped fund a number of
cataract operations.
Mathew Cherian, CEO of HelpAge praised the fundraisers’ hard work. He said: “Appco has very generously been communicating the message of HelpAge to thousands of people across the country. 
“We value the relationship and hope it will allow us to help more and more elderly people.”
HelpAge India also picked up the NGO Leadership & Excellence Award at the Global CSR Excellence and Leadership Awards in February to commemorate World CSR Day.