Can each team member have their own fundraising page?
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Yes. Raised supports peer-to-peer and team fundraising so members can share their own participant pages while contributing to a campaign. This suits donation and sponsored-activity campaigns where you want individual links and a shared goal. Check the participant options for your chosen campaign format before inviting members.
When are individual pages useful?
Individual pages help members explain why they are taking part and share a link with their own family and friends. A shared campaign lets the organiser follow progress across participants.
A school activity or club challenge may suit this approach. It is different from simply sharing one product ordering link, so choose the fundraising format before preparing instructions for members.
How should an organiser prepare?
Decide how members will join and what information your organisation permits on public pages. For children, use your school or club's approved consent and sharing process.
- Create the appropriate donation or sponsored campaign.
- Enable the participant or team options available for that format.
- Explain to members which link to share and how contributions count.
- Check the campaign and participant pages before inviting supporters.
- Follow progress and keep participants informed.
Can we combine several campaigns instead?
If you have separate product, donation and sponsored campaigns contributing to one project, use an overall goal to show their combined progress. An overall goal connects campaign totals; it is a different tool from individual participant pages.