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Fundraiser Page Element Parts

Create Fundraiser Page Elements to add sections to a web page that are dynamic and can be customized for a participant’s (solicitor’s) use. These web pages are personal pages for the participant. Supporters visit the page to learn more about your organization and the participant’s involvement with your organization.

When you create a Fundraiser part, you select one or more possible web pages with Fundraiser Page Elements to include on your site. If you select more than one of these pages, you offer participants a choice of personal pages. For example, if your school is hosting a jump rope fundraiser, you can create a Fundraiser page with a boy theme and another with a girl theme.

Web pages using Fundraiser Page Elements also contain static sections that are other parts. Use these sections to create defaults to appear on every solicitor’s personal page. For example, you can include your organization’s mission statement on the web page. You can place this part next to a Fundraiser Page Element. If you select the web page when you create a Fundraiser, the part containing the mission appears on every solicitor’s personal page.

Fundraiser Page Element parts can be one of several element types including:

• Action
• Comments
• Donor List
• Photos
• Profile
• Rich Text
• Scrolling Donor Display
• Team List
• Text
• Thermometer

This graphic demonstrates how a web page uses Fundraiser Page Elements and static parts.

For information about how to create specific element types, see Page Element Types.

Note: To allow donations from Team Fundraising, we recommend that you create a part or element with a Donate button linking to the donation page. For more information, see Step 7: Donation Form .