July Newsletter
Posted on 07/29/2009 @ 07:00 AM
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April Newsletter
Posted on 04/16/2009 @ 07:00 AM
In this issue:
- Come See Us at NTC 2009!
Plus Three’s social media campaign leads the National Museum of the American Latino Commission to over 100,000 supporters - Nonprofits Choose Plus Three
New event, group, and community-fundraising tools now in your toolkit - Plus Three Wins Pollie Award for Record-Setting Online Fundraising
The Latino Inaugural Gala set an online fundraising record for the Hispanic community, raising over $625,000 online and $1 million total in just one month.
February Newsletter
Posted on 02/25/2009 @ 06:00 AM
In this issue:
- Plus Three Helps Latino Inaugural Gala Set Online Fundraising Record
Ticket sales via Plus Three's ARCOS platform fueled the gala's 1-month, $1-million campaign - ARCOS 7.30 Released
- A Bold Redesign for Eleanor's Legacy
Plus Three Helps Latino Inaugural Gala 2009 Set Online Fundraising Record for Hispanic Organizations
Posted on 02/13/2009 @ 05:07 AM
Online Ticket Sales Via ARCOS Platform Fuel Record-Setting One Month, $1 Million Campaign
WASHINGTON, DC (Feb. 13, 2009) -- Plus Three LP, a New York-based online fundraising and technology company that empowers nonprofit, advocacy, membership, and political organizations to build successful online initiatives, today announced its role in helping the Latino Inaugural Gala 2009 set an online fundraising record for the Hispanic community. In just one month, over $625,000 was raised online through the sale of 3,000 gala tickets at http://latinoinauguralgala2009.org/. The event raised more than $1 million.
The Latino Inaugural Gala 2009 set an online fundraising record for the Hispanic community. In just one month, over $625,000 was raised online via Plus Three's ARCOS platform. See how ARCOS can help your organization beat its fundraising goals. Request a Demo | Request a Consultation
"We are extremely proud of this accomplishment and having been able to support the Latino community," said Plus Three President Juan Proaño. "The Hispanic community will increasingly play an important role in political and issue activism and now we've proven that we can turn that activism into a strong fundraising tool."
Given the plethora of inaugural events occurring in Washington, the Latino Gala distinguished itself with a very high-quality website design and superior ticket processing capabilities. This coupled with the superior event management capabilities of Plus Three's ARCOS technology gave Plus Three a competitive edge over other technology companies.
The ARCOS platform can handle over 5,000 transactions per minute, provides industry-leading reporting and was designed to handle targeted email messaging to ticket holders, volunteers, and media. Another major factor was the significant cost savings; Plus Three does not charge per-email or per-transaction payment-processing fees. In addition, Plus Three was able to go from initial concept to a fully functional, custom-designed website and online ticketing system in just ten days.
"Plus Three helped us design a great website that made it possible to sell 3,000 tickets in a short time frame," said Latino Inaugural Gala Event Planner Grace Garcia. "The website allowed us to get out key information in a timely way and to provide tight coordination with the media and with volunteers."
The gala was held Sunday, January 18 in Union Station and drew over 4,200 attendees including Latino elected officials, community leaders and celebrities from across the country to celebrate the inauguration of Barack Obama.
The gala, which was covered by local, national, and international media and recognized as the "sexiest" party by Politico, was co-hosted by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI), the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute (CHLI), Democratic National Committee Hispanic Caucus, the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO), the National Council of La Raza (NCLR), and Voto Latino.
About Plus Three & ARCOS
Plus Three LP is a New York-based online fundraising and technology company that empowers nonprofit, advocacy, membership, and political organizations to build successful online initiatives. Plus Three's ARCOS platform provides an integrated suite of online marketing tools including content management, contribution processing, advocacy & viral marketing tools, targeted e-mail messaging, online Constituent Relationship Management (CRM) database, real-time reporting and analytics, blogging, and social networking.
Since being founded in 2002, Plus Three has helped its clients raise over $250 million, cultivate more than 12 million new activists and send over 2 billion emails in order to better carry out program work, serve their members, advocate for legislation, and win elections.
To learn more about Plus Three, please visit http://plusthree.com/ or contact Alice Lincoln at alincoln@plusthree.com or (866) 945-4889.
Non-Profit Tech Blog Interviews Juan Proaño
Posted on 05/11/2008 @ 08:54 AM
Non-Profit Tech Blog's Allan Benamer sat down last week for an interview with Plus Three's President, Juan Proano.
Listen to the podcast on Non-Profit Tech BlogAllan says, "check out the fee structure for Plus Three. It's not revolutionary but more indicative of the way donations processing fees and per-user licenses are going the way of the dodo — that is, extinct. Plus Three doesn't charge for e-mail delivery or commission fees. One of the things that always drove me crazy in working out costs associated with operating a CRM was the way fee structures always militated against usage. That is, the more work you did with a CRM, like e-mailing or getting donations, the more you had to pay. Plus Three has a very flat fee structure in that regard. Listen to the podcast for more details regarding the pricing as well.
"I think Plus Three has got the right target segment in mind when it comes to their pricing and their software's capabilities. Databases for a nonprofit's Web site and for the merge fields needed for e-mail fundraising are finally shared so there isn't some sort of awkward integration involving .csv files if you find yourself moving your workflow and data back and forth between your Web site and CMS. If you're looking for an integrated solution that's pretty easy to alter and don't have any internal developers to roll your own solution and you've got some pretty serious e-mailing initiatives go ahead, I suggest you might want to take a deeper look at Plus Three."
The podcast and full text of the post are available on Non-Profit Tech Blog.
