YOUR FUNDRAISING STORY

Ivor explains how he used his training and fundraising journey to keep supporters interested. He shares how regular updates about his progress helped give people new reasons to engage with his campaign, while combining his personal story with different fundraising activities to keep the momentum going.

Sophie turned her 500-mile fundraising challenge into an ongoing story by sharing individual events, training milestones and the difficult days as well as the successes. She explains why authentic updates keep supporters interested and how a personal connection to the cause can make fundraising more meaningful.

Emma explains why sharing the story behind your fundraising can be just as important as asking for donations. She discusses telling people why the cause matters, sharing the reality of your challenge and using personal experiences to create a story that supporters can understand and connect with.

Wilson turned a series of distinctive endurance challenges into a fundraising story that people wanted to follow. He explains how sharing regular content, communicating directly with supporters and giving people an ongoing journey to engage with helped him maintain interest and build support for his fundraising.

 Sebastian explains why successful fundraising is about building a genuine connection with the charity and understanding the difference your support can make. He shares how telling that story, communicating your personal motivation and bringing supporters into the journey helped him raise £34,000 through his Iceland challenge.

Aoibheann explains how her personal connection to the cause became an important part of her fundraising story. She shares how she used that connection alongside Facebook, Instagram and support from family, showing how an authentic reason for fundraising can encourage other people to get behind your challenge.