Trusted donor outreach
Authenticated, reputation-managed calls help your campaign reach supporters instead of landing under a spam label.
Who we help
Nonprofits & Fundraising
Donors give when they trust the caller. QVD helps fundraising campaigns reach supporters with calls that look legitimate and get answered.
Donors give when they trust the caller
Branded display
Your organization's verified name and logo shown on the call screen, so donors recognize you before they answer.
Reputation protection
Continuous monitoring keeps campaign numbers clean through a push, not just at the start of it.
Built for campaign spikes
Carrier-grade delivery that holds up during a push
Fundraising campaigns are rarely steady-state — a matching deadline or year-end push can multiply call volume overnight. Delivery and reputation management hold up through that spike instead of degrading right when it matters most.
- Built for high-volume, time-sensitive pushes
- Reputation monitored throughout, not just at launch
4.8B
Spam calls flood US phones every month
90%+
Of consumers refuse to answer unknown numbers
38%
Answer-rate lift for TCC™ clients
QVD A/B test vs. existing carrierThe nonprofit TCPA exemption is narrower than it sounds
Nonprofit and fundraising outreach does carry a narrower TCPA exemption for certain calls to residential lines, which is often misunderstood as blanket permission to dial donors freely. It generally doesn't extend to autodialed calls to wireless numbers, and state charitable-solicitation rules add another layer on top. QVD doesn't determine what qualifies for that exemption or manage your donor consent records — that stays with your organization's compliance function.
What we solve is a different problem entirely: donors screen unfamiliar numbers the same way anyone else does, and a high-volume campaign push is exactly the calling pattern that trips spam-detection systems, regardless of your legal standing to place the call. Authenticated delivery and branded display keep a legitimate campaign from being mistaken for the telemarketing traffic the TCPA actually targets.
What fundraising and campaign teams ask
Does the TCPA's nonprofit exemption mean we don't need consent to call donors?
The TCPA carries a narrower exemption for certain calls by or on behalf of tax-exempt nonprofits to residential lines, but it doesn't broadly cover calls to wireless numbers made with an autodialer, and the exact scope depends on your call content and list. That determination belongs to your organization's compliance or legal counsel — QVD doesn't advise on it, only on delivering the calls you're cleared to place.
Do state charitable-solicitation registration rules affect calling?
State charitable solicitation registration mostly governs whether you're allowed to solicit donations in a given state at all, not the mechanics of call delivery. It's worth confirming with your compliance team separately from anything related to caller ID or authentication.
Why would a legitimate nonprofit's number get labeled as spam?
Spam-detection systems watch calling patterns, not organizational status — a year-end push that spikes call volume overnight can trip the same signals as a telemarketing campaign, even for a well-established charity with donors who want the call.
Can this scale up for a short, high-intensity campaign and back down after?
Yes. Reputation monitoring and delivery are built to handle a spike without requiring a permanent change in infrastructure — most campaign pushes are days or weeks, not an ongoing high-volume operation.
Does branded display work for a volunteer-staffed phone bank?
Yes. Branded Calling ID™ shows your organization's verified name and logo regardless of which volunteer or staff line is placing the call, as long as it's dialed through numbers registered under your organization.
We use several different numbers across chapters or regions — does each need separate monitoring?
We can monitor and manage multiple numbers or number pools under one relationship, so a national organization with regional chapters doesn't need a separate carrier setup per chapter. Reporting can still be broken out by region if that's how your organization tracks campaign performance.
How much notice do you need before a major giving-day push?
The earlier the better, but most organizations reach out a few weeks ahead of a known spike like year-end or a matching-gift deadline so reputation monitoring and delivery capacity are already dialed in before volume climbs, rather than reacting after a number gets flagged mid-campaign and losing donations during the exact window your campaign was built around.