Add dates
Turn fundraising goalsinto clear campaigns.
Set a goal, add your story and image, choose dates, then publish a page supporters can give through.
Start with the details.
Name it, pick its type and tell people why it matters.
Name it so anyone recognises it: “Winter Relief Fund 2026”, not “Campaign 2026”.
Add an image.
A clear photo makes the campaign recognisable at a glance.
PNG or JPG, up to 5 MB. Optional.
Choose one clear photo of the cause, not a busy collage.
Set the schedule.
Pick a start. Add an end, or leave it open and the campaign runs as Ongoing.
Ongoing suits regular giving and long-term causes.
Set the goal.
A target your team can rally around. The currency follows your branch.
Make it specific and achievable, and still worth aiming for.
Publish when you're ready.
Campaigns start as a Draft. Only Published campaigns take donations.
- Draft
- Published
Choose the type that fits.
Six campaign types, so your list groups like with like. Filter by type and status to compare them.
Appeal
Fundraising for a cause or a project.
Good for: Community projects, programmes, seasonal appeals
Emergency Appeal
A fast response when something urgent happens.
Good for: Floods, crises, sudden local need
Capital Campaign
Funding something that lasts.
Good for: Buildings, vehicles, equipment
Regular Giving
Support that comes in month after month.
Good for: Ongoing programmes and core costs
Major Gifts
Larger gifts, given personally.
Good for: Individuals, trusts and companies
Awareness and Advocacy
Raise awareness and funds together.
Good for: Awareness weeks, public campaigning, events
Only published campaigns take donations.
Draft while you prepare, publish when you're ready, and close it when the appeal ends.
Drag any stage to move it.
Put your campaign on your own website.
Copy a donate button, a campaign card or a full donation form, in your own colour.
<script src="https://YOUR-WORKSPACE/widget.js" async></script>
<crm-campaign-card
tenant-id="your-charity"
campaign-id="winter-relief-fund-2026"
primary-color="#0F766E"
></crm-campaign-card>Lumrick gives you the exact code, with your own IDs, for each campaign.
Know how it's going.
Every campaign shows its goal, total raised, days remaining and dates, all in one place.
- Fundraising goal
- £50,000
- Total raised
- £8,42017%
- Days remaining
- 113
- Start date
- 1 Nov 2026
- End date
- 28 Feb 2027
How much have we raised?
Total raised, set against the goal.
How close are we?
The share of the target reached so far.
Who is giving?
Every donation to the campaign, with its donor.
What else is linked?
Events and membership plans connected to it.
Import campaigns from CSVExport to Excel, CSV orPDFFilter by type and status
Make it easy to back.
Name it clearly
Campaign 2026
Winter Relief Fund 2026
Tell the story.
Say what it's for, who benefits, why now and what a gift achieves.
Set a goal you can reach.
Specific and achievable, and still worth rallying around.
Use a relevant image.
One clear photo of the cause, not a busy collage.
Keep it current.
Update dates, goals and details as soon as they change.

Every appeal starts with a clear goal.
Questions, answered.
What is a campaign?
A fundraising initiative with its own goal, story, dates and donations.
Can I run an ongoing campaign?
Yes. Leave the end date empty and it shows as Ongoing.
Can I add an image?
Yes, a PNG or JPG up to 5 MB. It's optional.
Do I need a fundraising goal?
Yes. A target amount is required, and the currency follows your branch.
Which fields are required?
Name, type, start date and target amount. Organisation-wide users also choose a branch. Description, image and end date are optional.
When can a campaign take donations?
Only once it's Published. Draft, Completed and Cancelled campaigns don't accept donations.
Can I edit a campaign after creating it?
Yes, if your role allows it.
Can I import or export campaigns?
Import from CSV using Lumrick's template, and export to Excel, CSV or PDF.
Ready to start your next campaign?
Book a demo and see a campaign go from idea to published page.

