Creating a short video about your fundraiser is a fantastic way to motivate donors to support your cause. We highly recommend creating a video and sharing it on your fundraising page and on social media. Your campaign video is an opportunity to show who you will be helping, why it’s important, and how supporters can take action right away. Videos don’t need to be long or complicated. A simple, 30-second video is more than enough to connect with donors and motivate them to get involved in your campaign.&nbsp;You can follow this outline to create your own campaign video:1. Introduce your missionStart by introducing the organization you will be supporting and why. Let donors know what you hope to achieve through your Teddy Bear Drive, and give specifics about the donation - All donated bears, plus 30% of the purchase price of each bear, will be donated to the benefiting organization. 2. Tell your friends, family, and followers why this cause is close to your heartShare with donors why this cause is so important to you. Feel free to include a personal story that relates to your cause, or your own motivation behind helping children in need.&nbsp;3. Explain what you hope to achieve with your Teddy Bear Day Teddy Bear DriveShare the specific goals of your Teddy Bear Day Donation Drive. What is your personal goal? 20 bears? 100 bears? Or more!?&nbsp;4. Invite your friends, family, and followers to join you!Include a final Call to Action inviting friends, family, and followers to get involved today! Let them know that bears are only $25 and can be purchased through your campaign URL. Encourage them to donate today - as donating is fast, simple, and a guaranteed way to spread smiles to children in need.&nbsp;

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It’s always best to share your fundraiser’s story in a way that is authentic and unique to you. Sharing a story from your point of view can be a powerful source of inspiration that influences others to act. Four Key Tips to Sharing Your Fundraiser Successfully:1. In your posts and emails, use a combination of images, videos, written personal accounts, and stories. Look on your charity’s website for images to use, or download free stock images that relate to your charity’s cause on sites like <a href="https://unsplash.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Unsplash</a> or <a href="https://www.pexels.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Pexels</a>2. When sharing your fundraiser, the best way to inspire support is by telling a well-rounded story through your different posts. Stories connect us to our emotions which moves us to act.&nbsp;Check out our article, Storytelling: How to share your fundraising story effectively to inspire supporters, for specific ideas on how to tell your fundraising story. You can find this article in the Helpful Documents section.3. You’ll reach different audiences through different social media outlets, so make sure to share on multiple platforms. (Instagram, Facebook, email, etc.)4. No matter where you share, don’t forget to always add your fundraiser URL!

It’s always best to share your fundraiser’s story in a way that is authentic and unique to you. Sharing a story from your point of view can be a powerful source of inspiration that influences others to act. 

Four Key Tips for Sharing Your Fundraiser Successfully

Sharing your fundraiser consistently through various platforms and social media outlets is key to connecting with motivated supporters. 

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Creating a short video about your fundraiser is a fantastic way to motivate donors to support your cause. Your campaign video is an opportunity to show who you will be helping, why it’s important, and how supporters can take action right away. 