LinkedIn for Charities
Maximise your charity company page on LinkedIn – Get more charity donations using LinkedIn
These are a charity’s shop window on LinkedIn.
It is a place for your followers to gain insight not only into what a charity stands for, but what you are actively doing as well. For charities, this opens up a wealth of opportunities to share content, news and events with a wide range of potential supporters.
There are over 165,000 non-profit pages on LinkedIn so make sure your cause stands out.
At Links2leads, our team of LinkedIn experts employ a variety of techniques to achieve this and make your number of followers grow.

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Utilise your colleagues and volunteers
- Involve them in your new LinkedIn marketing plan as they will be your charity’s biggest advocate.
- Encourage your team to use their personal LinkedIn profiles to build connections following meetings, conferences and networking events.
Our LinkedIn Trainers deliver bespoke workshops for your charity to show how they can extend the reach of your appeal, campaign or latest news.
Regularly post your charity news and events
- Let the world know that you are looking for help in a particular area of your charity; whether it be volunteers, staff or a particular request. Lots of companies have a policy of corporate social responsibility programmes, so you may find that a company responds to your cry for help.
Network regularly to spread the word
- LinkedIn helps you to connect with the gatekeepers of many organisations. Want to reach that elusive pro bono partner at a City firm or a high net worth individual?
- It helps you look for individuals who have expressed an interest in volunteering. Use LinkedIn for Volunteers to find potential candidates.
- Joining the right LinkedIn Groups can help to alert individuals to your charity’s work, and there are support networks readily available.
Engage regularly with your connections
- Communication is not a one-way street. You need to engage regularly with your supporters and connections by commenting on their updates and discussions.
As experienced LinkedIn consultants we offer bespoke training and personal marketing plans to ensure that you really maximise the benefits of using LinkedIn.
Get in touch with us to find out how we can help your charity use LinkedIn to find new supporters and fundraisers.
But don’t just take our word for it, here’s what people say about us…
Sophie NeillExperienced Company SecretaryRachel is brilliant at helping with Linked in as a marketing tool. Her courses are good at encompassing all present and using individuals ideas to help everyone. She has used her experience in her previous career to help Linked in users generate leads. She encourages "linked in students" to get readers of their profiles to start conversation with them by putting interests into their own profile that get them noticed. In addition she encourages them to study other profiles to notice similar ways to start a correspondence with others that may be useful to them. This is a fantastic way to teach everyone to sell themselves and their businesses, something which does not come naturally to all. All in all excellent value for money.
Steve RobinsonHI-MACS® General Manager James Latham PLCRachel has expert knowledge of how you can utilise LinkedIn to build and publicise your business. She has excellent coaching skills and many people have benefited from her regular training sessions. Rachel is always willing to offer advice and for anyone who wishes to learn how to best use LinkedIn to build their network and business, I thoroughly recommend her.
Mark O’CallaghanBarristerWould certainly recommend Rachel and her team for review and revamp of online profiles. Highly professional and a pleasure to work with.