What are Team Pages?
A Team page lets Fundraisers join their pages together in a group, under an Event, and pool their funds raised.
It will display a running total of all pages combined, each individual page and additional profile image and description.
How to setup a Team page
You can create a Team page from your Fundraiser admin panel.
After logging in, click the Teams option in the menu on the left. Then, click Start a New Team.
Fill in the details for your Team: the Cause, name, URL, fundraising goal, and any images you wish to add.
Once you are finished click Save. You'll now see the Team in your list of Team pages.
Go to the Team, and you can join it with a new or existing Fundraising page.
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