A while ago we discussed some great experiential fundraising tactics that charities can adopt to grab the whole-hearted attention of passers-by, and generate mass buzz around their campaigns. A while ago we discussed some great experiential fundraising tactics that charities can adopt to grab the whole-hearted attention of passers-by, and generate mass buzz around their campaigns. 
We all know what its like to be confronted by a charity fundraiser, as are we aware of tried and tested retorts to escape their annoyingly persistent wrath. Surely there are better methods of fundraising for worthwhile and needy causes that don’t turn consumers away in aggravation? 