Unlike Non-Profit Fundraisers where the donations go to a registered Cause, all donations made to a Personal Fundraiser are transferred to the organiser themselves.
Personal Fundraisers, sometimes known as Crowdfunders, can be used to raise funds for a personal or medical situation, for a friend or family member in need, or to benefit your local community.
The process of setting up a Personal Fundraiser differs as bank details will need to be provided, alongside a few verification steps to prevent fraud or any other inappropriate uses of the platform.
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How to start a Personal Fundraiser
Personal Fundraising allows you to raise funds for yourself, someone you know, or your local community. The purpose of a Personal Fundraiser is to financially support personal or medical costs, improvements to local amenities, and generally finance ...
When will my Personal Fundraiser close?
Personal Fundraisers pages are automatically set to close one year after they go live. Most Fundraisers are run for a few weeks or months, but if a page is still in use after the year is up, it can be extended if needed. To request an extension of ...
How do I withdraw money from my Personal Fundraiser?
We make transfers monthly to your account, generally between the 7th and 10th of each month for all funds raised up until the end of the previous month. So long as your bank details have been added to your Personal Fundraiser, all funds will be ...
How do I Edit/Update my Personal Fundraiser?
Like any other iDonate page, Personal Fundraisers can be personalised however you like. Imagery, stories, and progress updates are great ways to make your page stand out, and encourage others to donate. Here are the options available for editing your ...
Non-Profit Fundraiser
A Non-Profit Fundraiser, or Fundraising page, is an individual page created in aid of a registered Cause for the purpose of taking donations. 'Fundraiser' can also refer to the person who has created the page, indicating they are the person raising ...