Here at SendBlaster we believe in giving back to the community so strongly that we have established the ‘SendBlaster for non-profits’ program, which provides free licenses to health-related non-profit organizations.
SendBlaster for non-profits
We believe email marketing can be an incredible opportunity for non-profits to improve their fundraising results, inform supporters, recruit volunteers, event invitations and much more.
The SendBlaster for non-profits program donates a SendBlaster PRO 2 license to all qualifying non-profits that are dedicated to providing health care services around the world (for ex. patient and family support, home health care, child care, disability services,…).
The license gives full access to the PRO version of our email marketing software and it is lifetime: no recurring fees or additional costs are needed.
How to apply
Simply, email us at nonprofit@sendblaster.com and include:
- your Full Name,
- your Non-Profit Organization’s name,
- your Website,
- a short brief that explains what are the main activities of your organization.
Our staff will review your submission within 2 weeks and then will notify you as to whether you have passed the review. If your request is approved we will send you one SendBlaster 2 PRO license for free. The license key allows you to unlock the free version of SendBlaster, so that you can start creating and sending unlimited email campaigns in minutes.
We truly hope many non-profit organizations will take advantage of this offer, allowing SendBlaster to help them better manage their email marketing activities.
Please note that we reserve the right to approve or deny your request at our sole discretion.
Here is a partial list of qualified non-profit organizations that received a SendBlaster PRO 2 License:
- Depaul Ireland – homeless charity in Dublin and Belfast that works with the most marginalised in the homeless community;
- Karuna Kare Foundation – voluntary support group to provide emotional support to cancer patients and their families/care givers;
- Médecins Sans Frontières – international medical humanitarian organization committed to bringing quality medical care to people caught in crisis regardless of race, religion, or political affiliation;
- Vietnam Veterans of America 391 – provides Vietnam Veterans and other veterans with a central source of information about the Veterans Administration, medical care, and forms for various veterans benefits;
- Dental Health Foundation – independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting oral health, well-being and quality of life for people throughout California and across the nation;
- SOS Altopadovana – serves the community a variety of emergency and health services;
- Diabetes South Africa – non-profit organization, funded in 1969, offers support and an advocate for all people with diabetes in South Africa;
- United Through Sport – is an international sports development charity that unites people around the world to play sport and tackle social inequality;
- Help Us Dry the Tears - helps the destitute, the homeless, especially the abandoned and suffering children in Eastern Europe;
- Joint Aid Management – provides nutritional feeding, school feeding, assistance to orphans and vulnerable children, the provision of water and sanitation, as well as skills development, community training on agricultural development, income generation projects and HIV/AIDS programming;
- Nathan Kidney Foundation – non-profit organization located in Lagos, Nigeria dedicated to the cause of reducing the incidence and prevalence of kidney failure;
- Asociación de Diabéticos del Uruguay – Diabetes Awareness and Prevention Education across Uruguay;
- CERT International – works in over 30 countries providing FREE medical, dental and eyeglass clinics in villages and towns where the people have little or no access to medical assistance;
- Mufindi Orphans – provides shelter, sustenance, education, and medical care for orphans, vulnerable children, and people living with HIV-AIDS;
- St Luis EAS – non-for-yrofit organization that raises money for the Shriners Hospital for Children (Tampa, FI);
- World Water Assessment Programme (UNESCO) – Housed in UNESCO, WWAP monitors freshwater issues in order to provide recommendations, develop case studies, enhance assessment capacity at a national level and inform the decision-making process;
- The Alzheimer Society of Ireland – includes over 100 dementia specific services such as 31 Day care centres, 27 Home Care/support services, 2 Respite care centres and 28 Carer support groups;
- Marine Reach Ministries – provides humanitarian aid and relief to communities in developing nations around the world, using ships, trucks, mobile clinics and land bases;
- Amaze – charity based in Brighton, UK, working with parents of children with special needs.
- Positive People - a comminity based project (Community Interest Company) solely set up to provide the community with Health and Fitness to disadvantaged groups.
- Medici per i Diritti Umani (MDU) – a democratic and no profit organization independent of political, trade union, religious and ethnic affiliations.
