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Organization Pages
An Organization Page (referred to internally as a network) is the top-level peer-to-peer fundraising page. It sits above teams and personal pages, aggregating their fundraising under a single banner.
Use organization pages when a corporate partner, chapter, school, faith community, workplace, or large group is fundraising as a unit and you want all their teams and individual fundraisers rolled up to one page total.
The P2P Page Hierarchy
CauseVox has three peer-to-peer page types. Each is its own resource with its own admins, donations, totals, settings, and URL.
Organization Page ← network resource — the umbrella
├── Team Page ← team resource — sub-group within the org
│ ├── Personal Page ← project resource — one fundraiser
│ └── Personal Page
└── Personal Page ← personal page directly under the org| Page Type | Internal Name | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Personal Page | project | A single fundraiser's page |
| Team Page | team | A group of personal pages fundraising together |
| Organization Page | network | A top-level umbrella aggregating teams and personal pages |
Fundraising totals roll up: every dollar raised by a personal page also counts toward its team, and every dollar raised by a team (or by a personal page joined directly to an org) also counts toward the organization page.
Organization Page vs Team Page
The most common question. They look similar but serve different scopes.
| Organization Page | Team Page | |
|---|---|---|
| Hierarchy position | Top level | Sits under an org, or standalone |
| Can contain teams? | Yes | No |
| Can contain personal pages directly? | Yes | Yes |
| Admins | Org admins (Network Admin role) | Team admins / captains |
| Custom settings | Extensive (matching, tiers, project defaults, end date overrides) | Basic |
| Typical use | Corporate partner, chapter, school, workplace | Friend group, family team, department within a corporate partner |
If a corporate partner has multiple departments each running their own team within the company's fundraising effort, the corporate partner is an organization page and each department is a team page underneath it. If a single family is fundraising together, that's just a team page.
Accessing Organization Pages
- Navigate to Manage in the left navigation
- Select Organization Pages from the sidebar
- Use the campaign dropdown to filter by campaign
Creating an Organization Page
For a detailed field-by-field guide, see Creating Organization Pages.
In short: organization pages are created from the Manage > Organization Pages screen via the Add Organization Page button, or from the donor portal if the campaign allows users to create their own org pages.
Managing an Organization Page
Click any organization page to view:
- Overview — fundraising progress, member teams and personal pages, recent donations
- Basic Info — display name, URL stub, description, contact info, EIN
- Appeal — fundraising story shown on the page
- Media — profile image, gallery
- Funding — fundraising goal, optional end-date override
- Matching — matching gift terms scoped to this organization's donations
- Project Defaults — default goals, appeal text, and required fields for personal pages created under this org
- Admins — who can manage the organization page (Network Admin role)
- Members — view all teams and personal pages joined to this organization
Network Admins
The administrators of an organization page are called Network Admins in the codebase and the portal. They can edit the org page, manage members, add other admins, and export their organization's donations.
Configuring at the Site Level
Whether organization pages are enabled, who can create them, whether approval is required, and per-feature toggles (org-level matching, custom end dates, donation tiers) are all configured on the Site settings. See Organization Pages Settings.