Promoting Your Fundraisers
Promote a fundraiser by sharing its public page link everywhere your community gathers and turning on the donor wall, goal bar, and preset amounts.
Your fundraisers in the Fundraising section.
Promoting Your Fundraisers
To promote a fundraiser, share its public landing page link wherever your supporters already are (email, text, social, your website), and turn on the features that make giving feel rewarding: the donor wall, preset donation amounts, and a visible goal progress bar. Every fundraiser you publish gets its own link that anyone can open and donate from without an account.
Where do I get the link to share?
Every fundraiser event and donation page has its own public landing page. Open the fundraiser and copy its public link, then share it through the channels your community uses:
- Email and text message to families, alumni, and boosters.
- Your school or athletic department website and social media.
- Announcements at games, concerts, and other events.
- Newsletters and parent communications.
On a donation page, supporters also see a Share button on the page itself, and after they give they are prompted to share it again with their own network. Encourage that hand-off; a supporter sharing with friends is your most effective promotion.
What shows on the landing page to encourage donations?
The landing page is built to do the persuading for you. Depending on how you set the fundraiser up, donors see:
- A goal progress bar showing how much has been raised (and your goal, if you set one), so momentum is visible.
- A running donation count ("142 donations") that signals broad community support.
- Preset donation amounts as one-tap buttons, plus a custom-amount option, so donors don't have to decide from a blank field.
- The option to cover the processing fee so more of each gift reaches your program.
- A donor wall at the bottom recognizing supporters by name.
How does the donor wall help me promote?
When the donor wall is enabled, supporters can add their name as they give, and their names appear in a "Thank you to our supporters!" list at the bottom of the page. Public recognition both thanks existing donors and gives new visitors social proof that people are giving. Donors who prefer privacy can stay anonymous, and anonymous gifts are simply left off the wall.
How do I keep momentum going mid-campaign?
- Re-share the link when you hit milestones ("We're halfway to our goal!"). The live progress bar makes these updates concrete.
- Ask coaches, teachers, and staff to pass the link to their teams and classes.
- Post a fresh reminder if donations slow down; a single well-timed share often restarts activity.