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Launch and crowdfunding pages: campaign hero, live-style count, pledge tiers, terms, and a closing call.
campaign-heroA crowdfunding-campaign opening band: a two-line display headline, a short lede, a primary/secondary CTA pair, and either a tilted marginalia figure, a live-percent monument, or a photo from the page edge with the Running Total, depending on the chosen direction.
FIRST RUN · LIMITED
A short pledge window, an all-or-nothing goal, and nobody pays early.
Cards save now, charge only if we fund.
PRODUCT PHOTO
FIRST RUN · LIMITED
Back the run and the shop starts cutting. Miss the goal and nobody is charged a cent.
Cards are only charged if we hit the goal.
PRODUCT PHOTO
$18,400 OF $30,000 · 214 BACKERS · 9 DAYS
Cards save now, charge only if we fund.
campaign-countLive campaign figures from the source the site supplies: a strip of figures over a progress bar, a giant count beside the bar, or a one-line Running Total (raised of goal, gifts, days left) with no band of its own. Renders nothing without live figures.
THE COUNT
DAY 12 OF 21
61% of the way. Miss the goal and nobody pays a cent — the run just closes.
$18,400 of $30,000 pledged · 9 days on the clock.
$27,480 of $40,000 · 186 gifts · 23 days left
campaign-tiersTiers for a campaign page: a reward-tier wall or stacked board for a pledge campaign, or plain giving levels for a gift or membership — title, price, description, and a call-to-action link per tier.
WAYS TO BACK IT
3 TIERS
WAYS TO BACK IT
3 TIERS
One unit from the first production run, shipped before public sale.
the shop is very good.
Two units from the first run plus your name in the founding-backer credits.
campaign-termsA plain-language terms block for a campaign — a row of one to three short bold-lead-in-plus-body statements, or a ledger: a heading and a keep statement beside up to six terms as definition rows.
THE TERMS, PLAINLY
ALL-OR-NOTHING
Nobody pays early. Your card is saved at pledge. It is charged once, at the deadline, only if the goal lands.
Miss means miss. If the run does not fund, every saved card is released. No partial runs, no rain checks.
Details after. We ask for shipping details only after the goal lands — not before, so nothing goes stale.
Filed with the campaign as No. 2026-C1.
This campaign keeps what it raises. It isn't all-or-nothing: every gift goes to the fund whether or not we reach the goal.
campaign-closeThe final call-to-action band for a pledge campaign — either a dark two-line headline with body copy and a CTA, or a compact outlined days-left numeral with a CTA.
The pledge window has a fixed end date. Nobody is charged unless the run funds.
give-formThe giving form for a campaign or a standing appeal: amount chips and a custom amount of equal weight, one-time or monthly, optional fee cover, and a hand-off to secure checkout. Prices and the action come from the site; renders nothing without them.
membership-cardEach membership tier as a card at wallet proportion: the number first, then what it covers and what it does not. Bound to your recurring Prices, with one recommended tier and a phone picker that needs no script.
Tier 1 of 3 · Membership, yearly
Individual
For one person who lives or works nearby.
$12a year$1 a month
Covers your vote and member rates on bookings.
Doesn't cover anyone else in your home.
Join as an individualTier 2 of 3 · Membership, yearly
Household (Recommended)
For one home and the people in it.
$24a year$2 a month
Covers a vote for everyone 16 and over in your home, and member rates on bookings.
Doesn't cover the hire fee itself.
Join as a householdTier 3 of 3 · Membership, yearly
Supporter
For a household that wants to put in a little more.
$60a year$5 a month
Covers everything in Household; the extra goes to the repair reserve.
Doesn't cover a second vote.
Join as a supportercampaign-caseThe case for a campaign: the argument in prose, with who is accountable and the last update in one margin, and a budget whose total is computed from its lines, its source and the terms in the other.
The hall has had the same slate roof since 1931. Over the stage it now lets water in whenever the wind comes from the west.
The boiler is younger, but not by much. It failed its safety inspection in March, so the hall closed its doors on the coldest evenings last winter.
We asked two contractors to quote for both jobs together, so the scaffold only goes up once. The board accepted the lower quote in June, and the budget lines in the margin come straight from it.