case studies
Since Whitebox began in 2004 lots of different not-for-profit organisations, such as schools, charities, community groups and more, have made a real difference to their income by utilising our services, and it's not cost them a penny!
To give you an idea of how we've worked with some of these organisations, and how we could work for you, here are a sample of our case studies:
Army Benevolent Fund (ABF)
The Army Benevolent Fund (ABF) is the Soldier's Charity, providing financial and practical support to soldiers, former soldiers and their families in times of need. With ongoing conflicts requests for help are on the rise but in order to continue their vital work more funds are needed. Read more to find out how he ABF set up a Whitebox search page to help generate additional income.
Girlguiding Clwyd County
Click below to read the testimonial of Past County Commissioner, Viv Craig
Kids Fun Club
Click the link below to read the testimonial of Kids Fun Club coordinator, Kevin Paterson
National Council for Voluntary Organisations
The NCVO (The National Council for Voluntary Organisations) is the largest umbrella body for the voluntary and community sector in England. Convinced by the great results being achieved by Whitebox the NCVO set up their own Whitebox search box and named Whitebox as one of their recommended suppliers.
Railway Children
The Railway Children work to stop the abuse of children living alone and at risk on the streets. By setting up a Whitebox search page and sending it out to all their supporters, including corporate supporters, they have benefited from an additional income stream of more than £50,000 in just over a year. Read on to find out more.
Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations
Representing over 45,000 organisations, which involve around 130,000 paid staff, 1.3 million volunteers and an income of approximately £4.1 billion, the SCVO aim to develop and promote the values and shared interests of the voluntary sector.
Click below to read the testimonial of Business Development Manager, Gordon Nelson
