Help a Colleague Through Their Medical Emergency

You can start a fundraiser on behalf of someone you work with. Let them focus on recovery while their community comes together to support them.

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It's Okay to Start a Fundraiser for Someone Else

You don't need to be a family member to help. Whether it's a colleague, team member, or someone you work with—you can step forward and make a difference.

Starting a fundraiser on someone's behalf simply means you're organizing support. It does not mean you're personally financially responsible.

Sometimes, a colleague's gesture of care is exactly what someone needs during a difficult time.

How It Works When You Start for Someone Else

Create the Fundraiser

Share their story, add medical details, and set up the page on their behalf.

Share with Your Network

Spread the word through workplace groups, social media, and personal contacts.

Receive Support

Contributions come directly to help cover medical expenses.

Withdraw Funds

Funds can be withdrawn directly to the patient's bank account for treatment.

Proven Tips to Maximise Your Fundraiser

Simple, practical guidance to help your colleague's fundraiser reach more people.

Write a Clear, Honest Story

Explain the medical situation, treatment needed, and how funds will be used. Authenticity builds trust.

Add Photos and Documents

Include hospital bills, prescriptions, or photos (with permission) to help supporters understand the need.

Share Responsibly

Share the fundraiser on WhatsApp groups, LinkedIn, and with close colleagues. Personal requests work best.

Keep Supporters Updated

Post regular updates on treatment progress. Supporters appreciate knowing their contribution is making a difference.

Express Gratitude

A simple thank you message goes a long way in building lasting goodwill.

Stories of Hope

Real stories of communities coming together

Frequently Asked Questions

Milaap is an online crowdfunding platform that helps people raise funds for genuine needs such as medical treatment. It enables individuals, colleagues, and well-wishers to come together and support someone during difficult times.

Yes. You can start a fundraiser on behalf of a colleague, team member, or someone from your workplace. You do not need to be a family member to help them receive financial support.

You can start by creating a fundraiser, sharing details about the medical situation, and uploading relevant hospital documents. Once the fundraiser is live, it can be shared with friends, colleagues, and wider networks to seek support.

You'll need to provide necessary medical bills and then you can withdraw the fund

Milaap does not charge you to start a medical fundraiser. The platform is built to make it easy for people to seek and receive help during medical emergencies.

You can post regular updates on the fundraiser page sharing treatment progress, medical reports, and how funds are being utilized. Transparency builds trust.

Yes. Milaap has systems in place to verify fundraisers and medical documents. Donations are processed securely, helping supporters contribute with confidence.

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