Swig fundraisers are easy and people love them! This guide will walk you through how to be successful.

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Leaderboards are one of the most effective ways to boost participation and fundraising results. They turn involvement into friendly competition while giving every student, team, or group their own real-time tracking page and personal share link — texted straight to them when they enroll. Participants can also invite parents or other helpers to track progress and share the fundraiser on their behalf. This built-in sharing and visibility encourages participants to spread the word themselves — the single best way to drive more donations and sales.
When the leaderboard is enabled, donors select which participant to support at checkout, and each participant’s progress updates automatically.
Organizer – Sets up the campaign, manages participants, and tracks overall progress.
Participant – A student, class, or team raising funds that is tracked or competes against other participants in the fundraiser. Each has their own results page and share link.
Donor/Patron – A supporter who donates to or purchases from the fundraiser through a participant’s share link or the general campaign link.
Parent/Helper – Added during enrollment to receive text updates and assist with sharing or communication.
Tags – Optional. Used to group participants into teams or categories (e.g., “6th Grade,” “Varsity,” “Choir”) for easier tracking and organization.
Go live before sending enrollment links.
You have two ways to populate your leaderboard:
After enrolling, participants:
Participants can open any transaction on their results page to view donor details and send a thank-you directly. They can:
This makes it easy for participants to express gratitude and strengthen supporter relationships.
Organizers can manage all participants from the Leaderboard tab.
Click the checkboxes beside names, then choose Actions to:
For each participant, organizers can:
Each participant row shows:
Access the gear icon on the Leaderboard tab to control appearance and behavior.
Change the question shown to donors at checkout (e.g., “Supporting someone?” or “Which team are you supporting?”).
When should I go live?
Before sharing the enrollment link. Share links don’t work until the campaign is live.
What link do I send to participants?
The enrollment link.
What link do participants share with donors?
Their personal share link (texted after enrollment).
What if a participant’s name isn’t listed?
They can add it during enrollment.
Can parents track progress?
Yes — each participant can add up to 2 parents or helpers during their enrollment.
Can participants thank donors?
Yes — they can email, call, or text donors directly from their results page.
Do donations update automatically?
Yes, all results update in real time.
Can I hide or show the leaderboard publicly?
Yes — change visibility in the leaderboard settings (gear icon).
What’s the difference between unenroll and remove?
Unenroll removes their and their parent's access to their individual results page but continues tracking donations in their name; remove deletes them entirely from the leaderboard.
What are tags used for?
To group individuals into teams or categories for easier tracking.
Product delivery depends on how your campaign is set up.
If you're using a vendor, the vendor typically handles fulfillment directly. This might include shipping to the school, offering local pickup, or mailing items directly to supporters. The method will depend on the vendor’s agreement, which should be outlined during campaign setup.
If your group is managing fulfillment yourself — such as distributing items on campus or in classrooms — you’ll coordinate delivery. To help with this:
The Product Sales report gives you a summary view — showing how much of each item you’ve sold overall. This is helpful for inventory planning and seeing which items were most popular.
If you’re running a fundraiser with one of SuccessFund’s integrated partners, fulfillment may happen automatically and digitally. If that’s the case, you’ll see a note in the campaign description outlining how items are delivered.
Also, if your fundraiser includes student participation, the Leaderboard tab is a great tool for fulfillment support. Each student has a unique link and can see which supporters donated or purchased through their link — helpful if they’re assisting with product delivery.
Note: If your campaign is donation-only and doesn’t include products, the Product Sales and Result Details reports may not display any fulfillment-related information.