Justgiving - the easy way to raise sponsorship online

All you need to know about setting up your FREE personalised fundraising web page

CLIC Sargent is now working with Just giving the award winning online fundraising service. By setting up your own sponsorship page you can get the support of your friends and family all over the world by e-mailing them your own personalised fundraising page. They will then be able to donate securely, quickly and easily with a credit or debit card.

By creating your own online sponsorship page you can:

" Save time by emailing your personalised page to all your friends, family and colleagues at the touch of a button!

" A fab and funky personal web area which can include your photo, personal message and update your page with your training & fundraising progress. Your friends can also leave messages of support and encouragement

" Forget the hassle of carrying cash or cheques. The money is transferred directly into CLIC Sargent's bank account

" Raise money from people you wouldn't normally see in person

" Friends overseas can donate too - why not send it to your Great Aunt in the Outback!

To set up your page, go to http://www.justgiving.com/clicsargent/raisemoney/

The click on the red "Create your Page" button, choose the Oldbury Fun Run from the list of events and follow the instructions to build your page.

It only takes five minutes to set up.

Now you are ready to raise cash!

E-mail your personal web address eg. www.justgiving.com/yourname to all your friends, family and colleagues and then sit back and relax. Every time someone sponsors you, you will receive an e-mail notification. You will also have access to a page giving you a breakdown of the money you have raised through the site. GOOD LUCK!

Please call Justgiving on 0800 028 6183 or email help@justgiving.com if you have any queries or questions about building your page, or you experience any problems

"The site has allowed me to collect hundreds of pounds with minimal effort on my behalf and for that I am grateful."
Graham Burns, London Marathon Runner