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Become a Fundraiser!

It is easy to create a personal fundraising page to champion a cause you care about! Just choose your organization, set a fundraising goal, and customize your page. Then promote it to friends, family, and colleagues. Each time you share the link to your page by email or social media, you expand the network of people who know about and support your favorite nonprofit!

You can now make a fundraising page at any time, 365 days a year. Learn more about peer fundraising.

Download the 2024 Toolkit for Fundraisers, sponsored by Third Sector Company:

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Remember, your fundraising page should look like it was created and written by you, not the organization. Add striking images, use your own unique voice, and get your friends, family, and colleagues excited to support the cause you're so passionate about! Here are some examples of what a fundraising page can look like:
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How to Create and Promote your Fundraiser

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Strategies

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Seed for success:

Make a small donation to kick off your campaign. Donors are more likely to give if they see someone else has already given.

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Share your story of impact:

Share your personal connection to your chosen organization.

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Set a challenge

Offer a reward for your donors if you meet your goal. Shave your beard, throw a party, or set out to finally climb Mt. Rainier! You can even pair up with another person to see who can meet their fundraising goal first.

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Thank and share

Your donors are more likely to give again if they receive a thank you from you. Encourage them to share your campaign page with their network.

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Get creative

There are lots of ways to run a meaningful fundraiser. Don't be afraid to try something new!

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Connect with a Personal Event

You can raise money for your birthday, memorial, or any type of milestone.

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Make it newsworthy

Connect your campaign with a topical news story or event.

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FAQ

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