Volunteers and staff at non-profits are helping change the world.
To assist their efforts, Volusion, a world-leading provider of ecommerce solutions, has now launched Stores to Change the World. Ten non-profits will receive Platinum Level stores each month for no monthly fees. Each store will include all of the standard features of a Volusion store– secured and reliable hosting, access to award-winning shopping cart software, 24/7/365 domestic phone support and pain-free software upgrades. Eligible non-profits will be able to sell merchandise, downloadable material such as books and speeches, as well as accept donations directly on their site. Their store can connect with PayPal, Google Checkout, or a merchant account for accepting credit cards directly.
Volusion’s COO Clay Olivier is optimistic about Stores to Change the World. “A lot of non-profits don’t have the budget for expensive developers. That shouldn’t mean they can’t leverage the web to raise money and awareness for their cause. We have a solution that allows them to do this on their own, and we are happy to offer it to non-profit agencies to help them fulfill their purpose.”
All non-profits with 501(c)(3) documentation are encouraged to sign up for a 14-day trial of Volusion’s award winning software and submit documentation for their free store. For more information, please visit us at Stores to Change the World.
Michelle Greer, Marketing Specialist
michelle_greer(at)volusion.com
http://www.volusion.com
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