Fundraising Campaigns Webinar 9/10/20
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This document discusses key features of fundraising campaigns on the GiveSignup platform, including allowing organizations to create unlimited campaigns to connect to specific events or funds, empowering supporters to fundraise on behalf of the organization, and engaging supporters throughout the life of the campaign. It also notes that GiveSignup has a flat 4% processing fee and free Facebook integration. The document concludes by providing a contact for any questions.
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