Customize your Personal Fundraising Pages to reflect your personality and style.
When you add Peer-to-Peer to your Campaign, you can enable Personal Fundraising Pages for your Participants and/or Teams.
These are like mini Campaign Pages with information about your fundraiser, organization, and ways to donate. Participants can share these pages with their friends and family to spread the word about your fundraiser and help raise more funds. If you’re running an A-Thon, donors can also submit pledges from these pages.
Personal Fundraising Pages are created by default using images and text pulled from the main Campaign Page. Organizers can update any/all Personal Fundraising Pages. Participants and teams can edit their own pages. Any Team member can edit their Team’s Personal Fundraising Page.
What should I know before enabling Personal Fundraising Pages?
- If you want to allow Participants to edit their Personal Fundraising Pages, you must collect each Participant’s email address during registration so they can access their Personal Fundraising Page.
- If you’re editing a Personal Fundraising Page, please note that changes may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
How do I enable Personal Fundraising Pages on my Campaign?
- Go to Campaigns in the left menu.
- If you have chosen a list view, click on the Campaign title. If you have chosen a grid view, click on the Campaign image.
- Select Campaign Setup.
- Go to Peer-to-Peer in the timeline at the top.
- Scroll down to Optional settings and select Show optional settings.
- Scroll down to Enable Participant Fundraising Pages and click on the toggle to move it to the right:
- Select Save.
How do I set the default description for Personal Fundraising Pages?
By default, all Personal Fundraising Pages will display the same description on your Campaign Page, which Participants can edit if you collect their email address during registration. If you like, you can create a custom default description and/or prevent Participants from editing the description.
Note: If you use the Campaign description as the default Personal Fundraising Page description, editing a Personal Fundraising Page description later will not affect the Campaign description.
- Go to Campaigns in the left menu.
- If you have chosen a list view, click on the Campaign title. If you have chosen a grid view, click on the Campaign image.
- Select Campaign Setup.
- Go to Options in the timeline at the top and select Peer-to-Peer Options.
- Scroll down to Add a default description for the Participant Fundraising Page:
- Select whether to use the Campaign description and whether Participants are allowed to edit their pages, and insert a custom default description for all pages if needed.
- Select Save.
How do I edit a Personal Fundraising Page?
Instructions for Organizers
- Go to Campaigns in the left menu.
- If you have chosen a list view, click on the Campaign title. If you have chosen a grid view, click on the Campaign image.
- Select View Participants or View Teams.
- Click on the checkbox next to the Participant or Team name(s) whose page(s) you want to edit:
To edit all Personal Fundraising Pages at once, check the box next to Participant/Team Name, then check Select all records:
Note: If you only check the box next to Participant/Team Name without checking Select all records, only the Participants/Teams listed on the first page will be selected. - Click on ACTIONS, then select Edit Participant Fundraising Pages from the dropdown menu:
- Use the pop-up window to update the headline, banner image, and/or description, then select Update Pages:
Instructions for Participants
Campaign Organizers can copy and paste these instructions into an email or other message to make sure all Participants are informed.
- Go to DoJiggy.io and create or log into your account.
- Click on the circle with your initials in the upper right corner of the screen, then select My Account.
- Select the My Participants tab if you’re looking for your Personal Fundraising Page, or the My Teams tab if you’re looking for your Team Fundraising Page.
- Click on Your name or your Team name, then select View Fundraising Page:
- Once you’re on the Fundraising Page, click on the text or image you want to update (e.g., click on the title to change the title text; click on the banner image to change the image, etc.):
- After making your changes, click out of the area you just updated to save automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Participants edit their own Personal Fundraising Pages?
Yes, as long as you collect each Participant’s email address during registration. This gives Participants access to their page, where they can update the headline, banner image, and description. If you’d prefer to lock down the content, you can disable Participant editing when you configure the default description settings.
What if I didn’t enable email address collection when I first set up my Campaign?
You can enable it at any time. In Campaign Setup, go to Peer-to-Peer in the timeline at the top, scroll to Choose the information to collect from Participants/Teams during the registration process, check the box next to Email address, and select Save. We recommend marking it as Required so all future Participants provide an email address when they register.
How do I add an email address to a Participant I already added without one?
Go to View Participants (your organization may use a different term, such as View Members or View Debutantes), hover over the Participant in question, and select the pencil icon on the far right of the row. Enter the Participant’s email address and select Save. Once saved, that Participant can log in to DoJiggy to access their fundraising dashboard and see their donors.
What happens to a Participant’s Personal Fundraising Page if I edit the main Campaign Page?
Personal Fundraising Pages pull their default content from the Campaign Page when they’re first created, but they aren’t automatically updated afterward. If a Participant or organizer has already edited a page, those changes are preserved. To update multiple pages at once, use the Edit Participant Fundraising Pages bulk action in the Participants or Teams view.
How long does it take for edits to a Personal Fundraising Page to go live?
Changes to a Personal Fundraising Page can take up to 15 minutes to appear publicly. If you don’t see your updates right away, give it a few minutes and refresh the page.
Can I edit all Personal Fundraising Pages at once, or do I have to update them one by one?
You can update multiple pages at the same time as an organizer. In the Participants or Teams view, select the pages you want to update, then choose Edit Participant Fundraising Pages from the Actions menu. To update every page in your Campaign, check the box next to Participant/Team Name and then select Select all records before applying the action.
Do Team Fundraising Pages work the same way as individual Participant Fundraising Pages?
Yes, Teams get their own Personal Fundraising Pages that work similarly to individual Participant pages. Any member of the Team can edit their Team’s page. Organizers can also edit Team pages in bulk using the same process as for individual Participant pages.