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Have you noticed that you’re more likely to buy an item if a friend or family member recommends it? That is precisely how peer-to-peer fundraising works!

Nonprofits set up fundraising campaigns - typically for specific programs and projects - and then encourage supporters to create their fundraising page connected to this campaign. These peer-to-peer fundraisers then share their pages with their networks, spreading awareness and bringing in new donors.

Donorbox makes this easy with customizable donation pages for nonprofits and donors. Donors can easily create their own fundraising pages, share how they’ve been impacted by the organization, and include pictures of them at a fundraising event or volunteer activity. After hearing about their friend or family member’s involvement with your nonprofit, people will be more likely to visit your website, learn about your cause and programs, and give!

Donorbox stands out from competitors with an innovative peer-to-peer fundraising platform for all. The company provides free webpage hosting for organizations and individuals without a website and step-by-step onboarding instructions to ensure success.

With no set-up fees, monthly fees, or contracts, Donorbox’s peer-to-peer fundraising platform is affordable and accessible while still offering powerful tools that help you raise more for your mission. In only a few simple steps, your nonprofit can create a campaign to share with supporters.

Donorbox makes it easy for donors and volunteers to set up their own campaign page and fundraise on your behalf. After creating your organization’s campaign, click on the “Invite Fundraisers” button, and you’ll be taken to your fundraisers list. Choose the supporters you think best fit this role and invite them with a simple click of the button.

Your donors will receive an email invitation with a link to create their own campaign fundraising page. They can choose a fundraising goal and add pictures and stories about why they support your cause and campaign. Now, they’re ready to share their page via email and social media and watch the donations come in!

You also have the option to allow anyone to sign up to fundraise for your organization by adding an “I want to fundraise for this” button to your campaign. Your nonprofit still has the option to review and approve any fundraisers who wish to join your ranks!

Before you start, it’s best to personally reach out to a handful of supporters you think would be good at this type of campaign. After that, you can invite all of your donors and volunteers to become fundraisers with an email and link to set up their own campaign page. Make it easy for these individuals to set up a fundraising page with training, onboarding, and fundraising templates.

Entice more participation with fundraising games and competitions that offer prizes to the fundraiser that raises the most and collects the most donations!

Once your campaign begins, track your success and make sure you send regular updates on how the campaign is doing, who is winning any competitions, and any changes or newsworthy information on your programs.

Don’t forget to thank your fundraisers and donors when the campaign ends. Let them know how much they helped raise and how that will impact the cause and your organization!