Projects

• Create a project

  TeamsTo create a new project, you have to be registered as an administrator for your charity. Log in with your administrator login, and go to your dashboard. In the dashboard, click on "Projects" in the sidebar on the left. Then click on "Create a new project" as shown below. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/1/4/1/4/14144758d700c800/screenshot-2021-04-30-at-151811fmkr3k.png =680xauto) A project page has to have theFew readers

• Project states

  About projects states Projects can have various states. These states determine their visibility and whether they are open for fundraiser creation. In the table below, we have summarised all the states a project can have. Events have the same states as projects and follow the same rules as projects.Few readers

• Fundraiser defaults for fundraisers

  Fundraiser defaults are the pre-set settings and suggestions that the fundraiser will see when they create their fundraiser. These pre-set suggestions help guide the fundraisers as they customise their page. Each project sets these fundraiser defaults, so they can be customised to the specific project, campaign or event. You, as a charity, can set defaults for six fields. These are: Default fundraiser type Default fundraiser goal (3-default-fundraiser-goaSome readers

• Copy project

  You can copy a project. This is useful when copying from, e.g., last year's event or campaign. To find the feature, go to the list of projects and press the cogwheel to find the option. After pressing copy project, a pop-up will ask you to add a new name, URL and a default end date for the new project. All other fields will be copied.Few readers

• Head banner image

  The header banner is highly responsive, so there are lots of options for setting it up. This is how the header banner is shown on various devices: Mobile phone: 16:9 format. On fundraising pages, the centre of the image will be completely covered by the fundraiser’s profile image, as you can see in the example below. Project pages and landing pages have the whole image shown in 16:9. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/1/4/1/4/14144758d700c800/screenshot-2021-04Few readers

• Downloadable fundraising toolkit

  The fundraising tool section allows you to publish a package (or "fundraising toolkit") with various helpful materials for your fundraisers. You must host the package yourself (e.g. as a .zip file), then add the link in the administration dashboard. You can specify a link for each project, so if you have campaign-specific materials, they can have their own materials available. To add the link, go to a specific project—edit it, and add the package URL under 'Media'. This is how it will look, dFew readers

• The "General Work" project

  All organisation/charity accounts start out with a default project. The name is " your organisation name 's General Work". This project is the default project of your organisation, and is the only project that cannot be deleted—neither by BetterNow nor by you. Donations made to your organisation outside of a fundraiser on all BetterNow platforms, etc., will be attached to this project. We strongly encourage you to keep this project as general as possible. If you want to rename it, you cFew readers

Events

• 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:Few readers