Peer-to-Peer

Your supporters raise for you.

Give every supporter their own page, let them team up, and watch every gift land in your donor CRM.

A public team page made in Givable: Muddy Paws Running Club, with team progress, three members and their goals, and a donation form

A fundraiser’s page on a phone: Maya runs for Hollowbrook, $1,175 raised of a $1,500 goal

Getting started

Three ways in, one simple sign-up.

Supporters choose how they want to take part, give their name and email, and their page is ready. No account to set up first.

Want to set someone up yourself? Create their page, and they review it and publish it when they’re ready.

Their page

Their story, in your colors.

Every page wears your campaign’s brand. Fundraisers tell their own story and keep their supporters in the loop, from their supporter portal.

Edit their story, goal, and page name.
Post updates to everyone who gave.
Share to social, email, or a copied link.
See who gave, and how close they are.

Teams and leaderboards

A little friendly competition.

Running clubs, offices, and families raise more together. Teams give them a shared goal, and leaderboards give them a reason to share one more time.

Stay in control

Every page carries your name. Review it first.

Set your rules once: who can start a page, goal limits, teams, and what fundraisers may change. Then approve new pages before they go live.

Approve, or reject with a note the fundraiser sees.
Let a volunteer review pages without touching settings.
Pages go live only after the fundraiser accepts your disclosure.
Pages that raised money are kept with your records.

One record

Every gift flows back to you.

Peer-to-peer gifts use the same checkout as your giving forms and land in the same donor CRM, credited to the fundraiser, the team, and the campaign.

Raised, gifts, teams, fundraisers, and donors at a glance.
See which shares brought visits and gifts.
Totals add up in your currency; refunds don’t count.

Peer-to-peer questions

How do supporters start fundraising?

From your campaign’s start page, they choose to fundraise on their own, start a team, or join a team, then give their name and email. Captains can also invite people with a link, and you can create a page for someone, which stays private until they review it and accept the disclosure.

Can I review pages before they go live?

Yes. Turn on review and new pages wait for approval. You can approve, reject with a reason the fundraiser sees, or archive. Moderating is its own permission, so a volunteer coordinator can review pages without access to your settings.

What can fundraisers change on their page?

Depending on your settings, they can edit their page name, goal, and story, post updates to their supporters, extend their end date, and see who has supported them. They can’t change the campaign or the design.

Do teams double count gifts?

No. A team’s total includes its members’ gifts, while each member’s own page shows only theirs.

Can I show a leaderboard on my own website?

Yes. Embed blocks put a leaderboard, a team roster, a team’s members, recent supporters, or a sign-up on any page of your site, each in a choice of layouts, and they update within a minute.

What happens to a page that has raised money?

It’s kept. Once a page has gifts, it can’t be deleted or archived, because those gifts are part of your records. You can unpublish it instead, and publish it again later.