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Practical, original guides written by the Wenkendi team for organizers and supporters — how to start a fundraiser, how to tell your story, and how to fundraise safely.
To start a fundraiser on Wenkendi, create a free account, choose a category, set a realistic goal and an end date, write a short honest story, add a clear photo, then publish and share the link. Most organizers finish in under 10 minutes.
Read the guideA strong fundraiser story answers four questions quickly: who you are, who the money helps, exactly what it will pay for, and what you need from the reader. Keep it honest, specific, and short enough to read in about a minute.
Read the guideIn an emergency, publish a short fundraiser the same day with the plain facts, a realistic near-term goal, and one clear photo, then ask a small group of people to share it immediately. Remember that donations are held for 14 days before payout, so plan for that timing.
Read the guideSchools, PTO/PTA groups, booster clubs, and student programs can raise funds on Wenkendi for supplies, technology, uniforms, field trips, band, and athletics. The organizer must confirm they are authorized to raise funds for the school or group.
Read the guideChurches and ministries can use Wenkendi to raise funds for mission trips, youth ministry, outreach, food pantries, building repairs, and member emergencies. The organizer confirms their affiliation and authorization to raise funds for the church.
Read the guideThe most reliable community fundraising ideas pair one in-person moment — a meal, game, concert, cleanup, or drive — with an online fundraiser link that people who cannot attend can still support.
Read the guideFundraise and donate safely by keeping your account credentials private, donating only through the fundraiser page itself, never sending money by outside transfer at a stranger's request, and reporting anything suspicious to Wenkendi right away.
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