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The following image shows how the content elements are arranged on your Campaign fundraising page. As you work with the sections below, the corresponding section in the image will highlight to indicate where that information will be located on the default page layout.
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Your Fundraising Page:
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The Page Title will appear at the top of your fundraising page. Using a descriptive label, like "John Smith's campaign" will help people you know find your page. Note that you can edit the title of your page later from your Champion Center. |
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Your story is featured on your fund page. In your own words, tell your friends and family why you are fundraising for St. Michael's. You can make changes or add more to your story later from your Champion Center. |
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The picture you upload will display on your fund page to add a personal touch and may inspire people to support your fund. You can change the image later in the Champion Center. To show more pictures, you can create and link to Photo Albums from the Champion Center. |
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Upload a Picture for Your Fundraising Page:
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1. Prepare your image.
Images must be .gif, .jpg, or .png files. Files with a .jpg or .png type will be automatically resized to fit in a 225 x 300 pixel space. The maximum acceptable file size is 1.5 Mb.
2. Select the file.
Enter the name of the file on your computer or use the Browse button to select the file.
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The Fundraising Goal will display on your page and may encourage people to give generously to your cause. |
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The Page Description will display with your Page Title in search results to help distinguish your page from other people's fundraising pages. You could use a nickname, or something people remember about you. |
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| A fund page that is private does not display in search results. Only those people to whom you send a link or know the URL of your page will be able to view your fund page if you mark it private. |
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