What is the NewVoiceMedia Foundation?

The NewVoiceMedia Foundation has been set up to support and fund charitable activities both within our local communities as well as those operating overseas. Launched in 2010, it works together with all NewVoiceMedia employees to develop new and existing relationships with non profit organisations.

Founded on a 1% model, NewVoiceMedia Foundation recipients benefit from 1% of NewVoiceMedia's equity, 1% of employee time and 1% of its product and net profit.

Please read on to find out more and contact us if you have any questions or would like to apply.

How can the NewVoiceMedia Foundation help?

ContactWorld

For extra efficiency, save time and generate revenue. Maximise on every phone call to your non-profit organisation using our solution.

The NewVoiceMedia Foundation will provide each nominated, qualifying non-profit organisation substantial discounts on product licences to use ContactWorld to help improve and enhance telephony efficiency and effectiveness.

For example: as calls comes in, the caller's details and background screen pops; you can individually treat your best sponsors by routing straight through to your top fundraising person; have a central, possibly revenue generating number, linking all your offices and geographically route calls using the caller's telephone number; create a virtual office with one number, with home working volunteers or a team scattered all over the world? We have happy customers of all sizes from one employee to thousands.

Revenue from donated virtual conferencing service

We provide all qualifying non profits/charities with your own virtual conferencing service for virtual meetings or counselling.

Those using your unique conferencing number will generate funds for your charity of 1.7p per minute per caller.

Volunteers

Do you have a project you would like us to help you with?

All NewVoiceMedia employees do three volunteer days a year (within an hour radius of Hampshire, including London). We have supported many organisations, including a gardening day at Naomi House, a day painting at Scope's Roman House and anti-graffiti painting elephants for London's Elephant Parade.