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You're just a few clicks away from setting up your online fundraising page to help David. It's easy! You have nothing to lose, and David has so much to gain. Just a few small donations from your friends and family will help David reach his goals for a more independent life. You'll get a warm, happy feeling, and when you reach $30 in donations we'll send you a code for a free online 5K registration! Start today. Thank you!

You do not have to participate in the 5K in order to fundraise. David needs everyone's help.

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Why are we fundraising?

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• Fundraising Tips

• Add a photo or image to your page (optional.) Send it to photos@hhl5k.org with "Add Photo" in the subject line. Image will be resized to 200 x 200.

• Create your personal page

• Update your personal page. You can change your goal, your message or your photo at any time.

• You can also collect cash and check donations in person. Print this donation form and then start collecting donations.

• Email us at info@hhl5k.org if you have any questions.

Here's how to create YOUR page:

Step One
Click here to create your page. Set your goal and customize your page. You can change your goal or update your page at any time.

Step Two
Send your webpage link to friends, family and co-workers. Share your link on Facebook and Twitter. Just a few $10 donations will make a difference for David.

You can also collect check and cash donations. Click here to print an offline donation form.

Our Fundraising Tips will help you reach your goal before you know it!

Step Three
Say thank you to your donors!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Personal Fundraising Pages?
Personal fundraising pages are a way for anyone to raise money easily. A fundraising webpage allows you to collect donations by accepting credit cards and electronic checks. The greatest part is that you can take advantage of the network effect by sharing it over all the social networking sites with a click of a button.

2. What if someone wants to give cash or a check?
No problem! They can donate with a check by printing the offline donation form from your fundraising page and mailing it with a check to the address on the form. We will add their donation to your webpage total when we receive it.

3. What happens to the money that people donate through my personal fundraising page?
All donations that you collect through your personal fundraising page go directly to the non-profit fund set up for David's medically related expenses. You will be notified by email every time someone makes a donation through your page. You can see the amount of money you have raised at any time by visiting your page.

4. Are donations made on personal fundraising pages tax deductible?
Yes, donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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