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Set up a Fundraising Page for your chosen project and then invite your friends, family and colleagues to get involved and support you. You can track how much money you have raised and keep people updated on your progress.

Creating your Fundraising Page is really simple. Just choose a name for your page and add a message explaining why you think this work is important and why you're supporting it.

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You will be fundraising for: Amicus Trust Christmas Day Appeal

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This is the link to your fundraising page to share with your supporters https://www.amicustrust.org

Quick summary of why you are fundraising for us Use our suggested text

Tell your supporters more about why you are fundraising for us Use our suggested text

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What is your fundraising target?

Please upload a picture of yourself for this page. The ideal size is 220 x 220

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Notify me via email when someone comments on my fundraising page.

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