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Fundraising pages: Fundraising pages are by default publicly accessible. Anyone with the link will be able to view these pages, and they may also over time show in search engine results. However, when creating or editing a fundraising page, you have the option to tick 'restrict visibility'. This will prevent any users who are not signed in and registered as employees with your company from viewing the page, enabling you to run internal-only initiatives.

• Internal (access restricted) pages:
• Dashboard: Only visible to employees.
• Donating: Only visible to employees
• Fundraising: Only visible to employees
• Settings: Only accessible to company administrators. You can add an unlimited number of administrators at any point.

GiveWheel Company & Company Pro (paid tiers):

Fundraising pages: Fundraising pages are by default publicly accessible. However, when creating or editing a fundraising page, you have the option to tick 'restrict visibility'. This will prevent any users who are not signed in and registered as employees with your company from viewing the page, enabling you to run internal-only initiatives.

Additionally, companies can set up different offices / locations within GiveWheel to track and record activity across offices.

After linking your account, you can switch your view to your company site at any time by clicking on the account dropdown in the menu bar, or selecting your company's logo at the top of the page.

It is also possible to create a fundraising series / team pages to link multiple events together e.g a team run with a combined target).

There are a number of options available when setting up a fundraising page:

• Team Events: Choose between a single fundraising page for the whole team, or multiple individual pages linked together with a combined target. These pages can raise money for the same, or different charity beneficiaries.
• 'Event Ticketing': Add a quick donation button for a specified amount. This can be used for event entries / tickets, or to add a 'recommended' donation (e.g a pub quiz with an optional contribution). Note that Gift Aid is not eligible, if payment is compulsory to enter an event / receive a service.
• Custom thank you messages: Optional thank you message for your donors.

Company Admins will additional options when creating their fundraising event:

• Mark as official company run fundraising event (should be ticked whenever an event is being run by a company as opposed to individuals).
• Allocate fundraising event to an office/location/site set up previously.

To generate an invoice linked to a fundraising page, navigate to the fundraising page you wish to donate to and add /bank-transfer/ to the url. Alternatively if you enter an amount >£1,000 on the donation page, we will automatically prompt the choice of bank transfer and invoice generation.

When creating your fundraising page, you can choose multiple different charities to support, as well as the percentage allocation of the total funds, each will receive. You can choose between 1 and 100% for every charity. 

GiveWheel also offers a number of features specifically for company fundraising, including custom branded dashboards, all for free. Find out more information about our platform for businesses.

GiveWheel fills the gap left by Virgin Money Giving, offering the ability for multi-charity fundraising. Users can fundraise for up to 100 charities in a single fundraising event, allocating between 1 and 100% to each charity. Take advantage of advanced functionality not previously available on other platforms: track donations offline, auto-generate QR codes, create team pages raising money towards a cumulative target and more...

Services for Businesses:

GiveWheel also offers a number of features specifically for company fundraising, including custom branded dashboards, all for free. Find out more information about our platform for businesses.

An ethical business model:

GiveWheel does not charge compulsory platform fees or take compulsory commission from donations, ensuring that more money goes to charities.

GiveWheel enables donors to complete a Gift Aid declaration at the point of donation. This declaration is compulsory for donors intending to allow Gift Aid to be reclaimed on their donation and requires the donor to acknowledge and confirm that they, and their donation, meet the necessary requirements for Gift Aid. GiveWheel does not provide a Gift Aid reclamation service - charities either reclaim Gift Aid directly with HMRC with the donation reports provided by GiveWheel, or receive reclaimed Gift Aid through Charities Trust; a registered UK charity (no. 327489) that reclaim Gift Aid in their own name before transferring to the recipient charities. 

Note: Gift Aid cannot be claimed in some cases, such as where something is received in exchange for the donation. Refer to (https://www.givewheel.com/help/4/gift-aid-donor-guide/) for further details.

Gift Aid metrics on the platform are representative of how much Gift Aid is eligible to be reclaimed, not a guarantee that the charities have reclaimed Gift Aid.