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Creating Sites ​

CauseVox supports several types of fundraising sites. This guide covers how to create each type.

Donation Pages ​

Donation pages are user-friendly, secure, and branded landing pages for your donation form. While the donation form is embedded on the page, you can strategically brand your donation page to create an emotional, memorable experience.

  • Navigation Bar
  • About Content Module
  • Donation Form Module
  • Single-Column Content Module
  • Two-Column Content Module
  • Footer

Setting Up A Donation Page ​

Site Settings ​

Step 1: Under Campaigns, select Create Campaign.

Step 2: Select your Site to access the site settings, design and preview.

Step 3: Select the Settings tab and configure:

  • Campaign URL
  • Custom domain
  • Share settings

Site Design ​

Step 1: Select the Design tab and customize:

  • Set your site's global design defaults (Title, Colors, Fonts, CTA text)
  • Customize the Navigation
  • Customize the Footer
  • Edit Member Portal settings
  • Add Site Modules to the Home Page

Step 2: Preview your donation page by selecting Preview at the top.

Step 3: Enable the Site and Donation Form in the upper right of your Site Settings.

Peer-to-Peer Sites ​

Peer-to-peer sites enable supporters to create their own fundraising pages under your main campaign.

How It Works ​

  1. Supporters sign up and create personal pages
  2. They share with their networks
  3. Donations flow to your organization

P2P Tiers ​

  • Personal Pages: Supporters create personal fundraising pages
  • Team Pages: Supporters form teams with multiple personal pages
  • Organization Pages: Partner organizations create pages under your site

Setting Up P2P ​

Step 1: Create your campaign and access Site Settings.

Step 2: Enable Peer-to-Peer Fundraising in Settings.

Step 3: Configure default P2P settings:

  • Default page title
  • Media gallery
  • Fundraiser image
  • Recommended funding goal
  • Default appeal
  • Welcome email

Step 4: Optionally add custom fundraiser fields for collecting information like t-shirt size, mailing address, etc.

See Personal Pages Settings for detailed configuration.

Giving Day Sites (e.g. GivingTuesday) ​

Giving day sites are time-limited campaigns designed for events like GivingTuesday.

Key Features ​

  • End date countdown
  • Funding goal progress
  • Real-time donation feed
  • Social sharing integration
  • Main Hero (with countdown timer and progress bar)
  • Donations module (recent donations feed)
  • P2P Pages module (if using peer-to-peer)
  • Posts module (for updates)

Setting Up ​

Step 1: Create a new campaign.

Step 2: Configure Site Settings:

  • Set the campaign end date
  • Set the funding goal
  • Configure social sharing with compelling images

Step 3: Design your site with time-sensitive modules:

  • Add Hero module with countdown
  • Add Donations module to show activity
  • Add Metrics banner for additional urgency

Year-End Sites ​

Year-end sites focus on annual giving campaigns, typically around December.

Best Practices ​

  • Set a clear funding goal
  • Use impact messaging
  • Highlight tax-deductibility deadlines
  • Enable recurring giving options

Setting Up ​

Similar to Giving Day sites, but with focus on year-end messaging and impact reporting.

Event Ticketing Sites ​

Event sites support ticket sales and registration for fundraising events.

Key Features ​

  • Ticket tier configuration
  • Donation add-ons
  • Attendee management
  • Event details display
  • Hero (Event) module with event details
  • Ticketing Form module
  • About module for event information
  • Content modules for schedule, sponsors, etc.

Setting Up ​

Step 1: Create a new campaign.

Step 2: Access Ticketing Form settings.

Step 3: Configure ticket tiers with prices and descriptions.

Step 4: Set up event details in Site Design.

Event Registrations Sites ​

For free events or events requiring registration without payment.

Setting Up ​

Step 1: Create a new campaign.

Step 2: Access Registration Form settings.

Step 3: Configure registration fields.

Step 4: Design your event page with relevant modules.

Best Practices

  • Keep forms simple - fewer fields mean higher completion rates
  • Test your site before launching
  • Use impact labels to inspire larger gifts
  • Enable recurring giving for sustainable revenue
  • Set up social sharing with compelling images

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