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# Create a mini-crowdfunding campaign
Do you want to raise funds for a specific campaign and promote it on a separate page with more explanation, pictures etc?
Good news. You can create a mini-crowdfunding campaign in just a few clicks and customize it with your own story, visuals, and fundraising goal.
#### How to create a mini-crowdfunding campaign
1. Go to **Tiers** in your dashboard.
2. Create a new **Donation Box**.
3. At the bottom of the page, click **"Standalone page"**.
4. Click **Create**.
Your donation box and campaign page will now be created. You can return and edit them at any time.\
#### Customize your campaign page
Click on the title of your newly created campaign.
1. Customize the page with your own content.
You can add:
* Pictures
* Videos
* A detailed campaign description
* Fundraising information
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This gives you a dedicated page that you can share with supporters, put it on or website or share via your social media channels. It makes it easier to tell your story and collect donations. You can see an example below.
#### Looking for more flexibility?
You can also create **Event Pages** and **Project Pages** as subpages on your profile.These pages can:
* Have their own dedicated content
* Showcase specific activities or initiatives
* Include their own donation box
This allows you to organize different fundraising efforts under your main collective profile while giving each project its own space.\
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Happy fundraising! 🌱
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