As the need for non-profit services grows, securing funding has never been more challenging,
and traditional sources like trusts and foundations are no longer enough.
At the same time there is huge untapped opportunity in the corporate world. At Matchstick, we help non-profits and corporates find each other.
How it works
Identify Your Donor Audience
We get to know your organisation and identify your target donor audience and the right decision-makers within this group. We study their motivation and determine best ways to make the introduction and get them involved in your work.
Personalised Multichannel Campaigns
We deliver personalised campaigns across email and LinkedIn with 5-6 touch points across several weeks to warm up the relationship before making an ask. As we are targeting high-value partners, we prioritise quality over quantity every step of the way.
Booked Meetings
Once a contact has shown interest, we schedule introductory meetings directly on your calendar. Where applicable your team arranges an in-person event (e.g. Impact Report Launch) to which we invite your target donor audience.
New Partnerships
Significant corporate donations are relationship-based and take time. Whilst our ultimate goal is generating income for you, the first step is securing the right introductions, which you can nurture into long-lasting partnerships over time.
Book a free consultation now to see if we're a good fit.
Why people love working with us
The Matchstick campaign has been nothing short of incredible for our small organisation. I can't keep up with all the new meetings coming in!
Naomi Smith, CEO, Home-Start Camden and Islington
Pricing
£825 per month, minimum project duration is 3 months.
We contact 50 pre-agreed prospects per month, including:
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Custom email domain (to protect your domain and improve deliverability)
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Audience research and lead list building
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Hyper-personalised email
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LinkedIn drip campaign
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Meeting scheduling
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Dedicated campaign manager
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Weekly reports and monthly strategy calls
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A climate restoration project (funded by Ecologi)