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How non-profits use SimpleURL

Non-profits ask supporters to click donation and volunteer links in emails, SMS and printed appeals. A link on the organisation's own domain looks trustworthy, and owning that domain means the links stay yours.

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Stories

How Literacy Bridge Made Donors Trust the "Give Now" Link Again
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How Literacy Bridge Made Donors Trust the "Give Now" Link Again

Phishing has made donors wary of unfamiliar links. See how a London charity moved appeals onto give.literacybridge.org and tracks giving by country and channel.

Tom Bradley · give.literacybridge.org Read story
Why Literacy Bridge Will Never Lose a Printed Link Again
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Why Literacy Bridge Will Never Lose a Printed Link Again

Their 2024 annual report printed 5,000 copies with links on a third-party shortener domain. When that account changed, the links died. Here's how owning the domain fixes it.

Tom Bradley · give.literacybridge.org Read story

What non-profits use SimpleURL for

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Donation links supporters trust

Send appeals with links on your own domain, so supporters can see who the link belongs to.

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Keep short links on a domain you control, so they keep pointing where you choose.

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