When your organization runs a Peer-to-Peer fundraiser, your player gets a personal donation page. Share it with family and friends. Every gift counts toward your player's goal and the whole campaign.

Find your player's page

1. Look for the invitation email from your organization, titled "[Organization]: your fundraising page for [campaign]." It goes to the primary adult on your TeamSideline account and links to your player's page.
2. The email arrives once the campaign starts. If your player registers or joins a team later, it arrives after that.
3. Can't find it? Check your spam or junk folder, then ask your organization's administrator for the link.

Pages are only for accepted registrations. A waitlisted player won't have a page until the registration is accepted. If the campaign is for certain teams, your player must be on one of those teams.

What's on the page

• A headline such as "Emma is fundraising!" with the campaign name below it.
• Your player's team.
• The campaign banner and your organization's story.
• Progress toward your player's goal, and how many people have donated.
• The most recent supporters, if your organization shows them.
• A donation form for anyone you share the page with.

Share the page

• Use the share buttons on the page, or copy the page's address from your browser.
• Send the link by text or email, or post it on social media. Social previews read like "Emma is fundraising for Spring Uniforms."
• Share a personal note about why the campaign matters to your player. Share again near the end date.

Common questions

Can we change the goal or add a photo? No. Your organization sets one goal for every player, and pages don't take photos in this release.

Will we get an email for each donation? No. Open your player's page to see the latest total. Donors get their own receipts.

Can we donate to our own player? Yes. Give on the page like any other donor.

What does the page show about my player? Your player's first and last name and team name. Nothing else from the registration appears.

The page says "This donation page is not available." The campaign may not be open yet, or your player's registration or team may have changed. Contact your organization.

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