Community Guidelines

1Be Honest

Every campaign on FlutterGive is a promise to real donors. Only create campaigns for real causes that you have the authority to raise funds for. Everything you write — the story, the goal, the beneficiary — must be true.

If we discover a campaign is fake, misrepresents who the funds go to, or uses doctored images or fabricated documents, we will remove it, freeze any withdrawals, and permanently ban the account.

2What Makes a Good Campaign

Great campaigns have these things in common:

3What's Not Allowed

The following types of campaigns and behavior are strictly prohibited. This list is not exhaustive — anything illegal, deceptive, or harmful to others is also prohibited.

For the full legal list, see section 6 of our Terms of Service.

4Creating Campaigns Responsibly

To keep the platform high-quality, we enforce a few simple rules on campaign creation:

• 3 campaigns per day — a limit on how many campaigns you can create in a 24-hour window.
• 5 active campaigns maximum — close or complete older campaigns before starting new ones.
• No duplicates — you cannot create a campaign that is more than 80% similar to one of your own active campaigns.
• Minimum story length — every campaign must have a real description, not just a placeholder.
• Minimum goal per currency — tiny goals that are clearly not serious attempts are rejected.
• At least one image — campaigns without any photo are not allowed.

5Giving Responsibly

Before you donate to any campaign, take a moment to:

• Read the full campaign story.
• Check the organizer's verification badges — a shield icon means the organizer is a registered and verified organization.
• Look at recent updates and comments for signals of activity.
• Give what you can afford to lose. Donations are voluntary and generally non-refundable.
• Report anything that feels suspicious — even a single report helps us spot patterns.

6Reporting a Campaign or User

Please don't abuse reports. We deduplicate reports per user and per email. Coordinated false reporting against a legitimate creator is itself a violation of these guidelines and may result in your own account being suspended.

7What Happens If You Break the Rules

8Appeals

If you believe your campaign was removed or your account was suspended in error, you can appeal. Send us an email with your account email, campaign link (if applicable), and a clear explanation of why you believe the action was a mistake. Include any supporting evidence.

Appeals are reviewed by a different moderator than the one who took the original action. We aim to respond within 3 business days.