For larger donations (£1000), individuals and businesses may prefer to pay by bank transfer. This has the additional advantage of automatically generating an invoice, and allowing you to add any memo details for reporting purposes. Bank transfers often also work out as lower payment merchant fees.
To donate through bank transfer, 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 rather than card payment.
Yes – certainly. All functionality will work across any offices, and it is our intention to expand our offering overseas. GiveWheel is able to onboard any overseas charity partners for corporate fundraisers.
Additionally, companies can set up different offices / locations within GiveWheel to track and record activity across offices.
GiveWheel provides functionality for fundraisers offering prizes and rewards as part of their charitable fundraising pages, including ticketing creation.
Before you set up your prize draw project, make sure you fully understand and comply with the rules set out by the Gambling Commission. As the fundraiser, you are responsible for complying with them, and GiveWheel is unable to provide legal advice. Be careful not to run a draw that qualifies as a lottery or raffle. Most importantly, for your event to be considered a prize draw, you must have a free entry route.
You will also need to provide terms and conditions for the prize draw and ensure that donors are made aware of the following. In providing the information GiveWheel is not taking on any responsibility as a promoter, under the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Direct & Promotional Marketing (CAP code) or otherwise.
Free entry route
To qualify as a free entry route, it needs to be “clearly explained and prominent”. “Entry routes which incur a minimum, unavoidable cost of entering are still likely to be considered free entry routes providing there is no additional cost” e.g. standard postage.
Please note - regulations are subject to change and GiveWheel cannot provide legal advice.
Yes – GiveWheel enables companies to match individual fundraising events, and generate an invoice linked to each. We also provide a clear breakdown of matched fundraising payments within billing statements. For more information and to get started with matched fundraising, please click the 'Matched Fundraising' button within the admin panel on your company dashboard or by clicking the icon in the top right of your fundraising list.
A company's donation total includes all donations that are made to any one of its charity partners or charities within a boosted cause for the time period that the cause or charity is selected by each company. All company donation credit is also included in a company's donation total.
As many as you require – this can be configured any time within the administration portal.
As many as you’d like. We know that every company has their own preference and that some like to support a single charity whilst other prefer to partner with multiple charities.
There is no limit to the number of fundraisings that individuals and companies can run on GiveWheel.
A fundraising event can be set up within a minute, raising money for one or up to 100 charities in a single fundraiser. If a charity is not on the platform, we can add the charity the same day.
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