Free for charities and good causes
Your supporters, on a card with the one they sponsor.
Add the animals, people or projects your supporters sponsor. They add a photo of themselves, and we paint the two of them together on a card, printed and posted. Every printed card raises money for you.
No cost to join. Nothing to stock, design or post.
Set up once. Supporters do the rest.
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Add who can be sponsored
A photo and a name for each animal, person or project, like “Bella, Staffie, 4”. Add your logo too.
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Share your page
You get your own link, allcards.ai/charity/your-name. Put it in your newsletter, website and social posts.
- 3
Supporters make their card
They pick who they sponsor and add their photo. The back says “Proudly sponsoring Bella at” your charity, with your logo.
A donation on every card
Every printed card ordered from your page raises a donation for you, with a running total in your dashboard.
A card they’ll keep
A picture of themselves with the dog they sponsor is the card people keep on the mantelpiece, and send at Christmas and birthdays.
Your name on every one
Each card that lands on a doormat carries your logo and your cause to someone new.
Set up your charity page
Create a free AllCards account first. It takes about five minutes to set up your page.
Questions
Does it cost the charity anything?
No. It’s free to join. Supporters pay for their own cards, and you get a donation for every printed card ordered from your page.
How much do we get?
A donation for every printed card ordered through your page. You can see the amount, and your running total, in your dashboard once your page is live.
Who can join?
Registered UK charities. We check your charity number before your page goes live, usually within one working day.
Can we add people as well as animals?
Yes, for example someone your supporters sponsor. You must have that person’s permission (or their parent’s or guardian’s) to use their photo on cards.
What do supporters see on the card?
A painted scene of them with the one they sponsor on the front, their own message inside, and “Proudly sponsoring [name] at [your charity]” with your logo on the back.
What happens to supporters’ photos?
They’re used only to make the supporter’s own card, and never to identify anyone.