This article is for charity admin users only. You'll need to have been added as an admin on your charity's givestar account to access this report.
Finding the Fundraising Pages report
Log in to charityadmin.givestar.io
Select Fundraising Pages from the left-hand menu
You'll see every page raising money for your charity — both pages raising for you alone and pages split with other charities
Viewing a page's details
Click a page's ID to open its full details. You'll see:
The page owner's details and the page description
A list of the page's donations, with the gross value of each
Exchange rates, for any donations made in another currency
The payout statement each donation was included in
Who owns the page?
The Owner type column shows who created the page:
Charity — a page your charity created in Charity Admin
Supporter — a page a fundraiser created on givestar.io or the givestar app
Unknown — the fundraiser has deleted their givestar account. The page and its donations stay on the report, but owner details are no longer available
What do the page statuses mean?
Active — the page is live and can receive donations
Archived — the page has ended and is no longer active
How do split fundraising pages work?
Fundraisers can split a page between several charities using Split Donate. For these pages, the report automatically works out your charity's share (by default an even split unless otherwise requested by the fundraiser)
Charity count — how many charities the page is split between
Percentage split — the share of donations going to your charity
Charity target — your share of the page's overall target
Charity amount raised — your share of the total raised so far
For example, if a page has raised £1,000 and is split equally between two charities, your percentage split is 50% and your charity amount raised is £500.
Find out more in What is Split Donate and how does it work?
What does "Account claimed" mean?
Some fundraising pages are created automatically when someone signs up to an event through one of our partners, such as a race entry. The Account claimed column shows whether that fundraiser has activated their givestar account and taken ownership of their page.
Fundraisers who claim their page are more likely to personalise and share it. To encourage more fundraisers to claim, use the Fundraising activation link report — see How to create and save Custom Reports in Charity Admin.
Having trouble?
A page is missing — the page may be linked to a different charity. See Can I change my charity once my fundraising page is live?
A page total looks wrong — check whether it's a split page, as the charity amount raised only shows your share. If it still doesn't look right, contact us at support@givestar.io with the page ID