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RaiseNow is the leading fundraising and payment technology provider empowering 70.000+ NPOs in all of Europe. If you are representative of an organisation this is what you can expect from us: 1) Processing of all relevant digital payment methods (Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, TWINT, SEPA etc) 2) conversion-optimized donation and payment forms 3) Community fundraising technology incl. peer-to-peer fundraising, crowddonating, crowdfunding, event etc. 4) Certified Salesforce NPC/NPSP integration 5) Certified Microsoft Dynamics integration
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Raisenow is our go-to for donation-payment solution! They delivered us with the needed tools in the digital fundraising sphere, that are enabeling us to collect donations as digital as possible. Muatasim Bouhouch Co-Founder Swiss Barakah Charity
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