<p><strong>Scoping and uploading your Catapult projects.</strong></p>
<p>This is what Catapult is all about: creating an incredible project page and getting it funded so you can start the work!</p>
<p>As a partner, Catapult is <em>your </em>platform. And it’s a flexible one. You can use it to raise money for everything from maternity beds to sports programs for girls. You can fund your monthly newsletter, a printer, or a radio campaign in 3 languages.</p>
<p>Whatever the purpose, your project should be <em>inspiring, straight-forward and personal</em> on its Catapult page. It should tell a story, one that the public can understand, connect with, and get excited to support.</p>
<p>On each project page, you’ll be expected to include...</p>
<p><strong>THE STORY</strong><br />
A quick narrative that defines your project, its purpose, its prospective impact and the materials and resources you need to get it done. Also, make sure you include a sentence or two about your organization for people who haven’t heard of you yet. But you’ll also have a full partner page to talk about your organization in much more detail.</p>
<p><strong>IMAGES + VIDEOS</strong> <br />
Visuals connect people to a project or idea like nothing else. Use photos [link to videos sub-sub-page] of the people behind your project; those being affected and those doing the work. Upload short videos [link to videos sub-sub-page] that tell about your project and how it’s going to impact girls and women. If you need help with uploading, call us.</p>
<p><em>Show</em> why your project deserves support.</p>
<p><strong>GPS COORDINATES</strong> <br />
Give the location of your project. We’ll plot your coordinates on a map, so your donors can know exactly where in the world the work will take place.</p>
<p><strong>YOUR GOAL</strong> <br />
Set the fundraising goal. You’ll have five months to raise it!</p>
<p><strong>A BUDGET</strong> <br />
Create a basic budget, breaking down all the materials and resources that make up your fundraising goal. List administrative costs here, too; choose to display these as a dollar amount or a percentage of the total goal. Donors love this information – they want to know what it takes to do great work.</p>
