Your coach adds you.
Whoever runs your fundraiser adds you to the team and sends a link to your own page.
FOR STARS
Your link. Your team.
Every StarCard someone buys through your link counts for your group. Here's how it works — and how to get back to your page if you've lost it.
No password · Opens from a link we email · Ask your coach if you're not on a team yet
HOW IT WORKS
Being a Star
You get your own link.
Your page has a link that belongs to just you. Share it however you already talk to people.
Every card counts.
When someone buys a StarCard through your link, it counts for you and for your group.
For parents
A Star page isn't a social account. There's no password to remember and nothing to sign up for — a page opens from a one-time link we email, and it can be your address rather than your child's. The page itself isn't public: supporters see the name the organizer entered and the group being raised for, and nothing else.
No password
No public profile
Removable any time
Questions parents ask
Does my child need their own email address?
No. A page is tied to one email address, and it can be yours — that's what most families do. Signing in is a one-time link sent to that address, so whoever holds the inbox holds the keys.
What do supporters see?
The name the organizer entered for your child and the group they're raising for. No contact details, and no way to message them through StarCard.
Can we stop taking part?
Yes. Ask whoever runs the fundraiser to remove your child, and their link stops counting straight away.
LOST YOUR LINK?
Find your page.
Enter the email address the page is tied to and we'll send the link straight back to you.