Sage-Tips

How do you help someone on Gofundme?

How to contact our team:

1. Click the “Get help” button at the bottom of each Help Center article.
2. Enter your question in the box to see potential answers to your question.
3. If your question is still not answered, please complete the short form which provides our team with necessary information.

What do I say when I share a Gofundme for a friend?

1. Sharing a fundraiser link without context

1. Explain exactly why you need your friends’ help, and create a sense of urgency by letting them know when you need to meet your fundraising goal.
2. Each time you share your fundraiser, tell a different part of your story or include a new update.

What is the best way to raise money for someone?

Often, the most effective method to raise funds quickly is to ask for help from the community. First, figure out a way to accept gifts, either at a bank, credit union, or a website like PayPal. Then, spread the word about the person’s or family’s need.

Who gets the GoFundMe tip?

Voluntary tipping by donors GoFundMe has a 0\% platform fee for organizers, which allows beneficiaries to receive more of the funds donated. Donors have the option to leave a voluntary tip for GoFundMe. By leaving a voluntary tip, you’re helping us to do more good in the world.

How do I get my GoFundMe noticed?

Drive donations with fundraiser sharing tips

1. Create a fundraiser hashtag.
2. Create a Facebook Event for your fundraiser.
3. Share your fundraiser on Linkedin.
4. Write your fundraiser link in an unexpected place.
5. Reach out to your local media.
6. Post your fundraiser on Instagram.
7. Ask others to share.
8. Make a Pin about it.

Do I have to use my real name for GoFundMe?

GoFundMe fundraisers must be tied to a single individual, and they must have their full name appear on the fundraiser. The organizer of the GoFundMe fundraiser cannot be anonymous; we have this policy in place to promote transparency.

Is GoFundMe Free?

GoFundMe has a 0\% platform fee for organizers. However, to help us operate safely and securely, our payment processors deduct transaction fees (which include debit and credit charges) from each donation when made. Campaign beneficiaries receive all funds raised minus these transaction fees.