Click & Pledge - A Better Way to Do Good

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Introducing a Better Way to Do Good

Click & Pledge Launches Enhanced Web Site to Make it Easier for Non-Profits to Raise Money Online

BLACKSBURG, Va., (Nov. 3, 2008) – Non-profit organizations around the world now have a better way to do good.

With the launch of an enhanced Web site, www.clickandpledge.com, Click & Pledge, a pioneer in the delivery of Software-as-a-Service to non-profits, offers non-profit organizations, associations, political campaigns, churches, schools and museums an easier way to raise money online.

The bold new site provides a gateway for non-profits to learn how they can raise more money, manage costs and build relationships with donors – right from their desktop.

The enhanced site was designed by Roanoke-based tba Public Relations, Advertising and Marketing.

Driving Click & Pledge’s powerful system is Trio, an on-demand Software-as-a-Service platform specifically designed for non-profits. Priced significantly less than comparable software applications available to non-profits, Trio offers three major components for online fundraising:

• A proprietary online secure payment system.

• A selection of leading donor management systems: Salesforce.com, SugarCRM, and CivicCRM.

• A Web content management system powered by Joomla!

“Our intention is to give non-profits access to the tools they need to be more successful in fundraising online,” says Dr. Kami Razvan, president of Click & Pledge. “In many cases today, it is impractical to invest in expensive software and servers. Why pay for high-priced software that is difficult to use, is much more than you need, is costly to use and requires training and expensive upgrades and maintenance? At Click & Pledge, we enable and empower our non-profit customers and earn their business each day with great products and support. Our customers have very little capital invested, so it is incumbent upon us to exceed their expectations.”