Their words, your campaign
They add a photo and a short reason they are raising. The gift does not go to a side account. It lands on the campaign you opened.
Fundraising
Supporters raise on a page of their own
A supporter gets a personal page, a goal, and a link. Friends who have never heard of your organization can give there, and the money still posts to your campaign.
Where personal fundraising gets stuck
What the personal page changes
“Supporters want to ask friends, and they have nowhere to send them.”
Give them a page, not a speech
Each supporter gets a link with their name and goal. Friends give on that page. You do not collect screenshots of Venmo notes.
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How a personal page stays yours
A link they can send
The page works from a text, an email, or a social post. They do not need a staff login to share it.
You see who brought people in
Staff can tell which personal page a gift came from. A board update is the campaign total, not a folder of screenshots.
The receipt still names you
The person who gave gets a confirmation from the organization. The supporter’s page is how they arrived, not a second charity.
Questions about this page
- Does a supporter need a staff login?
- No. They use the personal page and the link. Staff keep the campaign, the receipts, and the total.
- Can they set their own goal?
- Yes. The personal page has a goal. Gifts on that page still add to the campaign you are reporting.
- What if their friends have never heard of us?
- The page carries a short reason in the supporter’s words, plus the way to give. The friend does not have to already know the organization.
Let supporters raise in their own name.
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