Event pages

An event is an umbrella page for several projects and all the teams and fundraisers under these. It is a page that combines several projects and is thus especially well suited for larger, more complex campaigns. Event pages are not really about events as such — think of them as programmes to projects.

If you have a campaign, a sports event, or another kind of event, it might be a good idea to create an event page if you need to divide a fundraiser up into several projects.

Use cases could be:

• Event series that have several events across several locations and times.
• Campaigns where for example each school or company needs their own project page.
• Campaigns with several types of activities, e.g. sporting events, virtual challenges and DIY fundraising in one.
• National campaigns where each chapter/local association has their own project.
• An event where fundraisers should be able to earmark their fundraiser toward specific projects.

Event pages function much like a project page and appear on equal footing as something a user can create a fundraising page for. After selecting the event page in the normal create fundraiser flow, a second step will appear where they select the specific project.

How to create event pages

Event pages can only be created through support but are available to all customers on both standard and premium plans. These are usually only used for large campaigns where you would probably benefit from our input on the best configuration anyway. So don't hesitate to contact us to help you set up your campaign and event page.

Editing the projects headline

You can edit the headline above projects. the default says "Projects you an support". This can however be changed. You can change it to e.g. "Pick your city" if each project represent a physical event location or you can rename it to "Companies" if each project represents a company and so forth.

Event pages and teams

Just as with project pages, you can enable teams for an event. If you enable teams, a team can contain fundraisers belonging across projects. Thus fundraisers from several projects can belong to one team.

If fundraisers should only be able to participate in teams within each project, then you should enable teams at the project level and not at the event level.

Event states

An event page can have several different states. The states will never impact the fundraisers that are part of the event.

• Draft: Not published, still a work in progress
• Published: Fully published, visible under the event tab and in the start fundraising flow
• Hidden: It is still possible to create fundraisers, but only visible through the direct link
• Finished: It is only visible through the direct link. It is not possible to create fundraisers
• Trashed: Deleted and gone forever

You can toggle between draft and published yourself, but all the other states are done through a support request.

Updated on: 09/04/2026