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How to Organize an Online Charity Raffle Step by Step
Cause, entry method, prize, budget, terms, and outreach: everything you need to organize an online charity raffle, step by step.
Kukumiku blog and guides
Guides to raising funds for your charitable cause
How to organize a charity raffle, create a crowdfunding campaign, promote your campaign or choose a platform. Explained by the Fundación Kukumiku team, with examples and ready-to-use messages.
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How to create charity crowdfunding step by step
From need to closing: how to define the goal, calculate the budget, choose a platform, share the cause, and keep your community informed.
About Kukumiku
Kukumiku or GoFundMe: Choosing for a Cause in Spain
Costs, tax certificates, guidance, and tools: an honest comparison between Kukumiku and GoFundMe to choose based on what your cause needs.
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Charity raffles and prize draws
How to organize an online raffle, which prize to choose and how to ask a company for it.
- How to Organize an Online Charity Raffle Step by Step
- What prizes to choose for a charity raffle: ideas based on your audience and budget
- How to Ask Companies for Charity Raffle Prizes
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Create and promote your campaign
From the goal and budget to the launch, promotion and closing.
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Guides by cause
What is specific about raising funds for an association, an animal shelter or a person who is ill.
- How to Raise Funds for an Association: From Goal to Follow-Up
- How to raise funds for an animal shelter
- How to organize funds raised to help a sick person
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Choose a platform
Costs, certificates and support compared with clear criteria.
- Kukumiku or GoFundMe: Choosing for a Cause in Spain
- GoFundMe alternatives in Spain: how to choose for a charity cause
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Collaborating with a cause
What being supportive means and ways to help with time, resources or money.
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Who writes these guides
Kukumiku in a nutshell
Kukumiku is the charity crowdfunding platform of Fundación Kukumiku, a non-profit foundation. We help associations, organizations and individuals fund charitable projects with donation campaigns and raffles, and we support each fundraiser from the campaign review to the delivery of the funds.
See how it works- 48 hto review your campaign and suggest improvements
- 5 %per contribution with the Impulso plan: you only pay if you raise funds
- 80 %tax deduction for your donors on the first 250 €
- Raffleswith legal terms, the draw and contact with the winner handled for you
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How to Raise Funds for an Association: From Goal to Follow-Up
How to agree on the goal within your organization, pick fundraising actions your team can sustain, and remain accountable to your supporters.
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Kukumiku or GoFundMe: Choosing for a Cause in Spain
Costs, tax certificates, guidance, and tools: an honest comparison between Kukumiku and GoFundMe to choose based on what your cause needs.
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GoFundMe alternatives in Spain: how to choose for a charity cause
One-off campaign, NGO challenge, or monthly support community: which format your cause needs and which platforms to consider in Spain.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us most
What is Kukumiku?
The charity crowdfunding platform of Fundación Kukumiku. It lets you create donation campaigns and charity raffles for non-profit projects, with review and support from the team.
How much does it cost to create a campaign?
Creating the campaign is free. With the Impulso plan you pay 5 % per contribution, only if you raise funds, with no monthly fee. Payment gateways apply their own fee and bank transfer has no cost.
Can I organize an online charity raffle?
Yes. A raffle always supports a campaign published on Kukumiku, with direct participation or participation linked to donations. We take care of the legal terms, the taxes, the random draw and contact with the winner.
Can donors claim a tax deduction?
Yes. Every contribution has a donation certificate from the foundation: for personal income tax (IRPF), 80 % of the first 250 € and 40 % of the rest is deductible. The foral territories have their own percentages.