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Help with website for donations please?
mayfieldgirl
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Hi,
A friend has asked for some advice - she wants to create a website that can be linked to her facebook page so that people can donate to a charity walk she is doing next year.
I have never set up a website, but are there any other ways she could do this without creating one?
Could she set up a new Facebook account just for this, or link to a blog do you think?
Would appreciate any comments -perhaps someone has done something similar.
Thanks so much,
A friend has asked for some advice - she wants to create a website that can be linked to her facebook page so that people can donate to a charity walk she is doing next year.
I have never set up a website, but are there any other ways she could do this without creating one?
Could she set up a new Facebook account just for this, or link to a blog do you think?
Would appreciate any comments -perhaps someone has done something similar.
Thanks so much,
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http://www.justgiving.com - exactly what you're looking for i think.0
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What he said ^^0
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Fantastic - thank you so much. X0
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It's a shame they don't pass on all the donations to charity, though. Out of interest are there any free alternatives to JustGiving (or ones that charge less than JG's 5% + Gift Aid)?0
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I think there is also
bmycharity
Virgin money giving
I don't know their comparitive charges, especially in relation to justgiving.
The main thing about these sites is that the charity already has to be registered with one or more of these sites. And I believe there is a cost to registering.
More discussion here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/14286717#Comment_14286717
HTH0
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