Peer-to-Peer Program Pages and Views
An overview of the pages fundraisers, teams, and donors interact with in a peer-to-peer program.
A Peer-to-Peer (P2P) fundraising program includes several interconnected pages, each designed for a specific audience. Donors, individual fundraisers, and teams interact with different pages depending on their role, while sharing the same branding, goals, and donation experience.
This article outlines the purpose of each page and how they work together within a P2P program.
The Program Page
The Program Page serves as the central landing page for a P2P fundraising program. It provides a high level view of program activity and entry points for donors and prospective fundraisers.
This page is publicly accessible and can be customized with program details, branding, and fundraising goals. For configuration steps, see Managing Peer-to-Peer Programs.
The Program Page includes the following components:
- Donate Now: Allows visitors to donate directly to the program rather than to an individual fundraiser or team.
- Become a Fundraiser: Enables visitors to create their own P2P fundraising page.
- Activity Summary: Displays program progress, including total amount raised compared to the goal, number of donations, active teams, and individual fundraisers.
- Program Description: Provides a brief overview of the program’s purpose and impact.
- Fundraisers: Lists participating fundraisers and teams along with their progress. Visitors can search by individual or team name.
- Sponsors: Displays sponsor logos when sponsorships are configured for the program.
The Fundraiser Page
The Fundraiser Page is the public facing page for an individual participant in a P2P fundraising program. It serves as a primary entry point for donors and prospective fundraisers, allowing visitors to support the individual fundraiser or join the program themselves.
This page highlights the fundraiser’s progress and personal message while maintaining consistent branding and donation flow across the program.
The Fundraiser Page includes the following elements:
- Share: Share the fundraiser page via Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or by copying the direct URL.
- Fundraiser Hub: Provides access to the Fundraising Hub for managing the fundraiser page and activity.
- Donate: Allows visitors to make a donation to the individual fundraiser.
- Become a Fundraiser: Enables visitors to create their own fundraiser within the program.
- Meet the Fundraiser: Displays an introduction written by the fundraiser describing their motivation and cause.
- Fundraiser Updates: Shows updates shared by the fundraiser to communicate progress and engage donors.
- Donations: Lists donations made to the fundraiser, subject to donor privacy settings.
Creating a Fundraising Page
To create a new fundraiser page, select Become a Fundraiser > As an Individual.
Fundraiser pages and team pages use the same core fields. These fields behave consistently across both flows, with differences limited to context and ownership.
Shared Creation Fields
- Poster Media: Upload an image or video displayed at the top of the fundraiser page.
- Profile Image: Displays the image of the fundraiser or Team Captain.
- Title: The name of the fundraiser or team.
- Created By: Displays the name of the individual fundraiser or Team Captain.
- Goal: Set the dollar amount goal for the fundraiser. The value must be greater than zero.
- Description: Use the rich text editor to create a personalized introduction for the page.
- Live Preview: A real time preview updates as changes are made, showing how the page will appear to visitors.
The Fundraising Hub
The Fundraising Hub serves as the central dashboard for an individual fundraiser. It provides a real time overview of fundraising activity and access to tools for managing the fundraiser page, communicating with supporters, and exporting donor information.
Only individual fundraisers have access to the Fundraising Hub and is not visible to donors.
From the Fundraising Hub, fundraisers can view activity, manage their page, and interact with supporters through the following options:
- Contact Organization: Brings up an interface that allows you to contact the organization that created the P2P Program.
- Share Your Page: Allows you to share your fundraiser page via Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or URL.
- Edit Goal: Lets you change the dollar amount goal of the fundraiser.
- Edit Page: Takes you to the edit interface for your fundraiser page.
- View Page: Takes you to your fundraiser page.
- Invite more donors: See Share Your Page.
- Download donor list: Exports an Excel file reflecting all donors included in your fundraiser.
- Campaign Activity: Displays recent activity and progress for the fundraiser.
- Donor List: Displays individual donation details, including donor information and contribution amounts, subject to donor privacy settings.
The Team Page
Team Pages allow multiple fundraisers to participate together within a P2P program. Teams can be used to collaborate toward a shared goal or to encourage friendly competition within the program.
Team Pages are public and provide donors with a collective view of team activity while still supporting individual fundraising efforts.
Overview
A Team Page includes the following elements:
- Donate: Allows visitors to donate directly to the team.
- Become a Fundraiser: Enables visitors to create an individual fundraiser within the program.
- Join This Team: Allows visitors to become individual fundraisers associated with the team.
- Meet the Team: Displays a brief introduction describing the team, its members, and its purpose.
- Team Captain: Identifies the fundraiser who created and leads the team.
- Donations: Lists donations made to the team, subject to donor privacy settings.
- Team Members: Displays fundraisers associated with the team, including highlights such as top amount raised, most donors, and weekly performance.
- Team Description: Shows the team’s description when one has been provided.
Creating and Joining Teams
Fundraisers can participate in a team either by joining an existing team or by creating a new one.
Joining an Existing Team
There are two ways to join a team:
- From the Program Page: Select Become a Fundraiser, choose Join an Existing Team, and select the desired team from the list.
- From the Team Page: Select Join This Team. If you are logged in, you will be added to the team automatically.
Creating a New Team
To create a new team, select Become a Fundraiser > Create a New Team.
The team creation process uses the same shared creation fields as fundraiser pages. See Shared Creation Fields for details. The following settings are specific to teams:
- Team Title: Enter the name of the team.
- Team Captain: The fundraiser who creates the team is designated as the Team Captain.
- Team Goal: Set the dollar amount fundraising goal for the team.
- Team Description: Use the rich text editor to create a customized introduction for the team.