Reimagined, repurposed and repositioned.

There has been an uptick in the number of brands giving back through charitable donations. They employ round-up programs, matched giving, and special sites. All positive steps in the right direction. Yet when developed internally by the business, the consumer — the individual — is the end-goal as opposed to the epicenter who has been empowered to drive impact through the act of purchasing goods and services. Current iterations mostly require consumers to reach into their own pocket first or utilize coupons and unique sites. Hardly putting the customer first.

But what if the programs were actually developed around the individual, and donations were made around what matters to EACH AND EVERY CUSTOMER? Would that be good business? Of course. Building one-to-one relationships founded on a better understanding of what matters to each customer, and being able to provide support to THEIR unique causes, goes so far beyond ‘doing the right thing’.

More than good business,

it’s smart business.

Empathy. Loyalty. Referrals. These are the foundations for long-term relationships. GIVE helps brands better connect with their customers and in the process support the causes that matter most to EACH of their GIVE customers. Make no mistake, brand loyalty is rewarded by customer frequency. Brands that want to better connect with their customers now have a re-envisioned platform that delivers for their customers, their customers’ causes, and most importantly, for themselves.

Ready to shake thing up for the better?
GIVE can help.

Value-align with your customers. Gain access to a massive pool of motivated consumers. Support good causes. Receive tax benefits.

The case for GIVE

  • Access to impassioned shoppers

  • Aligned values equals increased brand loyalty

  • Loyalty equals to higher shopping frequency and spends

  • Lower CAC

  • Repositioned internal resources

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