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Playground equipment, STEM


resources, a new library... whatever your goal, the new Campaigns platform from JustGiving makes it easier than ever to manage your school’s fundraising appeal online


Match-funding offer! JustGiving has offered to


donate £50 to each of the


first 100 schools that sign up and raise over £200. Go to justgiving.com/funded to start fundraising online!


Get started The START plan is free to join and provides all the digital fundraising tools you need – from setting up a  monthly payments. All schools can sign up to the free


appeal based on what has been previously successful for others. The Campaigns product is a new feature for schools, so these success stories will be from registered charities who have been using the product, but the information will still be relevant to anyone wishing to put together a Campaign, as the stories detail the methods the charity used and include links to their Campaign pages so you can see exactly how they achieved the results they did.


 applied to the online donations you receive and standard payment-card processing fees will also apply. If your school or PTA is eligible to claim Gift Aid (you don’t need to be a registered charity, but will need to register with HMRC), JustGiving does all the work of claiming this for you. Once you are signed up, JustGiving


will walk you through setting up  can start raising money!


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IMAGES: BOWDENIMAGES; DGLIMAGES; RAWPIXEL/THINKSTOCK.CO.UK WITH THANKS TO YPO AND STM WORLD


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