The most viral Event Promotions, explosive Money Bombs, and largest Runoff Competitions that fund charitable donations. When culture finds a meeting point, historic things happen.
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The ability to make every event possible
This campaign allows a person to promote an event requiring one or more participants to attend. The campaign creator promotes the event with a charitable promotion involving fundraising for a charity or beneficiary. The fundraising entails taking in monetary pledges from people interested in the event happening, yet their pledges will only be charged if the event happens. If the event is successfully completed then the pledges are charged and sent as a donation to the charity or beneficiary in accordance with the charitable promotion. The more pledges that the campaign receives, the stronger the incentive for invited participants to attend the event.
Making the biggest debates, interviews, town-halls, discussions, competitions, comic-relief events, and sporting match-ups.
When an invited participant accepts the invitation, the campaign creator can change their status to “Accepted” which reflects on their profile on the campaign page. When multiple participants are invited, you visually see who has accepted and who has not.
Event stacking happens when a proposed event sparks the creation of additional campaign promotions, either altering the original proposed event or not, see an example below.
Situation: John announces an invitation to Chris to have a debate, announced
publicly off the Famine Fight platform or with an Event Promotion Campaign on
the platform.
1st Stacking: Brad creates a campaign to host the debate
between John and Chris on his Podcast.
2nd Stacking: Luke creates a campaign to host and moderate
the debate between John and Chris on his TV Show.
3rd Stacking: Mark creates a campaign to promote the debate
between John and Chris.
4th Stacking: Sarah creates a campaign to promote Brad
hosting the debate between John and Chris on his show.
5th Stacking: Sam creates a campaign to host and moderate
the debate with a live-stream in New York City at any venue they choose.
Bidding power happens when multiple campaigns are created to compete with one another to be selected for a role in an event, see an example below.
Situation: John announces an invitation to Chris to have a debate, announced
publicly off the Famine Fight platform or with an Event Promotion Campaign on
the platform.
1st Bid: Sam creates a campaign inviting John and Chris
to have their debate on his TV Show.
2nd Bid: Mike creates a campaign inviting John and Chris
to have their debate on his Podcast.
3rd Bid: Terry creates a campaign to host the debate
between John and Chris at an upcoming business forum.
4th Bid:
Derek creates a campaign to host the debate
between John and Chris at a live Town Hall Event.
5th Bid: Alex creates a campaign inviting John and Chris
to have their debate on his Podcast.
Third-Party Promotion is when a person promotes an event which involves other people but not themselves. The person creates a campaign to incentivize the people included to have the event, see an example below.
Situation: Mark wants to see Greg, who has a popular Podcast, to have a specific
guest named Luke on his show. Mark has publicly promoted it before and has
received a lot of positive feedback from the public as well.
1st Third-Party Promotion: Mark creates a campaign for Greg to host and
interview Luke on a future Podcast Episode.
Short and sweet fundraising for any purpose
This fundraising campaign collects donations for a cause from supporters and the donations will go to the beneficiary specified in the campaign. A Money Bomb Campaign can be for just about any purpose the creator can think of, the creator simply has to convince supporters to donate to their Money Bomb.
This option allows you enter how many days you want the campaign to stay live
once the campaign is approved by Admin, with a maximum duration of 30 days.
If you would like a live campaign fast, this option might be a good option. You
can get your campaign live asap, as Admin can review and approve on the
same day it’s created if all checks out.
This option allows you to set future dates for when you want the campaign to
start and finish, with a maximum duration of 30 days.
If you want to schedule future open and close dates for your campaign, this
might be a good option. After Admin approves the campaign, you can sit back
and wait for the date it opens.
This option allows you to receive all the donations that are raised only if the
target amount you enter is reached.
When you must raise a specific amount to finance a thing that the donors want
and that amount must be reached to acquire the thing they seek, this might be a
good option. If the target amount isn’t reached and the donors don’t get what
they’re seeking, they wouldn’t be charged their donations.
This option allows you to receive all the donations that are raised regardless if
the target amount you enter is reached.
When you fundraise to help finance, create, or enhance a cause or event that
doesn’t have a specific price to finance and will happen regardless of how many
donations are raised, this might be a good option.
When creating a campaign, you have the option to add profiles of people to your campaign page. These people could be involved in the purpose of the campaign or aid in reaching your campaign goal.
The place where donors choose the winner
This competitive campaign will list two or more people, places, or things for a
competitive purpose while taking-in donations which will go to the beneficiary
specified in the campaign. Each profile of a person, place, or thing will have a
donation button to receive donations individually, the competitor with the largest
amount of donations wins.
Runoff Competitions can host profiles of people, places, or things. Campaigns
can pose a question or competition and people can place a donation into the
profile they support.
This option allows you to enter the number of days you want your campaign to
last, with a maximum duration of 30 days. After your campaign is approved by
Admin, your campaign will go live until the duration of days is finished.
Note that
Admin can review and approve your campaign within 24 hours but if further
review is needed it could take longer or if it’s rejected, you would receive an email
detailing what needs to be edited and then sent to Admin again for approval.
Further review or edits could add time on the approval process.
This option allows you to schedule the future start and finish dates you want, with
a maximum duration of 30 days. Campaigns must be scheduled at least 7 days
ahead of the scheduled start date to give time for the review and approval
process.
It is recommended to schedule the campaign ahead of time to give
more than 7 days for the review and approval process just in case it is rejected
and needs editing for resubmission and review.
This option allows you to set only one donation amount to be accepted for a donation. Example: If the creator sets the donation amount to be $10, then every person that goes to donate must donate $10. The donation portal won’t allow any other amount to be donated. So, to win the competition you must have the most supporters that donate.
This option allows any donation amount to be donated. So, to win the competition you don’t need the most supporters to donate, you simply need the highest donation total.
Choose which of the competition’s final placements will be charged their received donations. All competitor profiles have their own donation button that takes in donations as votes into the campaign but each donation is marked with which profile it was placed in. This gives the campaign creator the ability to charge some profiles their donations but not all profiles. Maybe the creator only wants to charge the 1st place winner or the 1st and 2nd . The creator can also choose to charge all the donations placed in all profiles.
The competitors are always listed in ranking order, with the leader in donation total being at the top and the least at the bottom. The ranking reflects the leader of the competition in real-time.
Build momentum for your campaign for a powerful launch.
Link a YouTube video to start your campaign off strong.
Establish a connection with supporters of the campaign.
Write a clear description of the campaign and promotion.
Encourage supporters to share the campaign on social media.
Utilize the URL link to a campaign to simplify fundraising.
Keep supporters updated on new campaign developments.
Upload proof of the donation transfer or usage for transparency.
Who is the beneficiary?
A campaign creator can choose any beneficiary they like, a charity, a person, divided between numerous beneficiaries. The beneficiary of the charitable donation can even be the creator of the campaign or the creator’s organization. The creator of the campaign can even promote that the invited participant will choose the beneficiary which means the beneficiary would not be known until a later date once the participant announced the beneficiary. Any beneficiary or charitable promotion is accepted as long as it is stated clearly in the campaign.
Free Option vs Percentage Fee
This option is FREE, yet there will be an optional tipping question presented to the
User whenever a pledge or donation is placed. The User will see a question, “Do
you want to send Famine Fight a tip to support the platform?”, with two answer
options to click, “YES” or “NO”. Under this question there will be an adjustable tip
gauge to set the tip the User decides to send. The tip will be preset at 20% of the
pledge or donation being placed, when the optional tip question is answered
“YES” the adjustable tip gauge is enabled to be adjusted to the desired tip
percentage, from 0% to 100%. If “NO” is selected, then the preset 20% tip on the
adjustable tip gauge goes to 0%.
Remember that all tips are charged when the pledge or donation is charged, so
with pledges, the pledge is placed in Event Promotions, if a tip was also placed,
the tip would only be charged when the pledge is charged.
This option charges a flat percentage fee for all successfully charged pledges and donations, with the percentage fee going to Famine Fight LLC. The platform fee is 3%.
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