The campaign page
One page for one person
Everyone who loves them gets the link, and that's where the messages, the photos and the updates live.
What's on it
What a campaign page holds
Their story, in your words
You write who they are and what's going on, add photos, and mark the milestones as they come. Over time, supporters' photos and words can become a short highlight film. You review it first, and the survivor keeps it.
A link you share
Text it, email it, drop it in the family thread. You can see who's joined, and anyone who has can pass it along to someone you forgot.
Updates and milestones
Post how it's going, to everyone or just to family or coworkers. Mark the milestones: last round of chemo, a clean scan, home from the hospital. Supporters get a notification, so nobody hears it secondhand.
Only the link gets you in, and the survivor decides
A campaign is never listed or searchable. It stays sealed until the survivor opens it and chooses what happens next, and donors can give without their name showing. The details are on the how it works page.