Campaign Pages

A three-step checklist (with support video) to get you set up and fundraising on our platform in no time.

Both your Core Profile and your Campaign Pages can act as fundraising pages, but they are not the same. Understand why.

You can use merge tags to personalize automated "Thank You" emails to donors throughout our platform.

Our free, powerful and practical technology provides you with the tools you need for creating outstanding campaign pages that carry the right message and compel your visitors to donate.

Set a fundraising target for every campaign.

Send customized fundraising campaign page links with a donation amount, frequency, and payment method already filled out for your donors.

On your core profile and any campaign page, you can easily add (or remove) a link for donors to give in honor of someone.

You can give (or revoke) the option for donors to make their donations anonymous to the public on your fundraising pages.

Default donation frequency is set to "Monthly" or "One-Time," but can be easily changed at any time on your primary fundraising page and any of your fundraising Campaign Pages.

Manually add any funds raised in the form of paper checks or cash to the Campaign Page totals, including its progress bar.

A short lesson explaining how to boost a Facebook post by targeting a select group of people.

A quick way to deal with the problem of your social sharing image not appearing when you share a link to a fundraising page on Facebook.

Want to link a “Donate” button on Facebook to a website outside of Facebook? It used to be an effective way to call attention to your campaigns. Then, in early 2019, Facebook changed its policy on this and it is no longer possible. Learn more about what it means and why.

Add a link to your fundraising page from a "Donate" or "Get tickets" button on your website, with instructions on how to do so from the most popular website-building services: WordPress, Wix, and SquareSpace.

To maximize your fundraising potential, it's important to share word of your core and campaign fundraising page(s). The web address(es) to which you can point donors are easily copied with one click.

Once a fundraising campaign has run its course, it makes sense to close it. The page will remain live, but it will display the following message: "This campaign has ended. Thank you for your support." Once a campaign is closed, it cannot be re-activated.

A campaign page is not the same thing as your core profile. You create a specific Campaign Page when you want to fundraise around a specific occasion or appeal, such as Giving Tuesday, a walk-a-thon, or an annual fundraiser.