1. Inspire
Get your creative juices flowing and write an inspirational introduction to your fundraiser, whether it's a bake sale, a coffee morning or a hike for charity.
This is going to be the first thing people see when they land on your fundraising page, so keep it snappy and engaging. It's also what people will see when you share your fundraiser on social media – so making it short and sweet is a good idea.
Talk about the cause you're raising money for and why – like improving the future for the world's most disadvantaged children. Find out more about promoting your fundraiser here.
2. Set a fundraising goal
Take aim and set a target for your fundraiser. This is a simple way to create momentum and give you and your supporters something to drive towards.
3. Share your experience
Take lots of pictures and let them do the talking. Any image that helps to tell your fundraising story will assist you when trying to explain your fundraiser to other people.
This is also a great way of showing your supporters the faces of children who will benefit from their generosity!
4. Explain your passion
Why are you raising money? How are you doing it? Why does the cause mean so much to you? Bring it home in the hearts of your supporters by explaining why you're doing what you're doing.
5. Give regular updates
Keep your supporters, friends and family in the know. Regular updates will keep them engaged with how you're doing and are a great way to show how close you're getting to your fundraising goal.
Before your fundraiser takes place, share how you're preparing to show how much hard work you're putting into the cause. Afterwards, you can spread thanks for your supporters' help.
6. Count it up
Don't forget to include any cash donations, as well as anything you receive by cheque, so that people can see how well you're doing.
You can use your Totaliser Target which comes in your fundraising pack to keep track of how much you've managed to raise.