Peer-to-peer (P2P) fundraising allows donors to create their own page and garner donations in support of the Internet Archive. Every donation is tax-deductible, and 100% of all gifts raised directly support ongoing Internet Archive initiatives. Follow the steps below to get started:
1. Go to donate.archive.org/1T
Click “Become a Fundraiser” and choose how you’d like to participate:
– As an Individual – Raise funds on your own.
– Join a Team – Support a specific initiative or a friend’s team.
– Create a Team – Start a group fundraiser.
2. Set up your fundraising page
– If you don’t have a GoFundMe Pro account, you’ll be prompted to create one.
– Add a short headline like “Help Protect Vanishing Culture” or “Support Universal
Access to Knowledge.”
– You can create a custom short URL to make sharing easier (optional).
3. Manage your page
Once your page is live, go to the person icon > “My Profile” to view & manage it.
4. Share!
Share your page with friends, family, and with your social media community. Help us preserve web pages, movies, books, music, and so much more.
Guidelines
To keep our campaigns mission-driven and transparent, all pages must:
– Clearly connect to the Internet Archive’s work
– Reflect our values of openness, inclusivity, and respect
Pages may be removed if they:
– Fundraise for causes unrelated to the Internet Archive
– Lack clarity or appear misleading
– Redirect away from our platform via QR codes or links
– Seek personal or self-interested fundraising
Thank you for supporting the Internet Archive!
Hello
I already give a small monthly donation, Since I get a small SS check from years I worked in the USA I can claim it on my Canadian Income tax. Is there some way to set up a little campaign in Canada so I can let people get a Canadian tax reciept. I will post a reminder on my FB and Bluesky pages
Thank you for all you do. I am an oral storyteller and a retired librarian. I also keep reminding people how vital it is to support the archive in this time of attempted history erasure.
Sincerely
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