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Charity

Show your cause through the eyes of those who carry it.

A charity event thrives on what it shows: commitment, faces, collective momentum. Fotelya gathers the living proof of it, with everyone's consent.

The problem associations face

Your event mobilizes volunteers, donors, participants, and without a photographer, almost nothing remains to showcase it. Yet images are the lifeblood of the next fundraising campaign : thanking donors, proving impact, inspiring others to join. This material exists, in the phones of everyone who was there.

How Fotelya addresses this

I

A QR code along the path or on the tables

The association creates the album and displays the QR code: welcome area, walkway, gala tables.

II

Participants and volunteers share

The momentum, smiles, behind-the-scenes moments: everyone sends their photos directly from their browser.

III

The proof of impact is gathered

Consented photos, downloadable in original quality, to thank and mobilize.

What you gain from it

Moments not to be missed

A charity event needs images for the next fundraising campaign, far more than for memories.

Plan from the start what you can publish: ask for consent from recognizable individuals.

How many photos to expect

At an evening event, with 50 to 200 donors, expect a few hundred photos. Select publishable images early: they will serve for the next fundraising campaign.

Frequently asked questions

Can we use the photos for our reports and social media?
Yes. Consent is integrated into the sharing gesture according to your terms, and you moderate the album. The images become an asset for your reports, thank-you messages, and future campaigns.
Is it within the budget of a small association?
Yes. The album is created in two minutes without any technical skills, and replaces a photographer that many associations cannot afford.
How do you engage very different audiences?
This is the QR's strong point: volunteers, donors, families, everyone scans and shares from their browser, without an app or account, regardless of age.
Are the photos protected?
Yes. Private album by default, moderated by the association, hosted in the European Union and GDPR-compliant. You decide what is shared and where.

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