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# Funds in the Page Builder

Choose which Funds receive donations on a Donation Page or Event Page, split gifts between Funds, and connect an external fund in Finance > Funds.

**Funds** decide where each donation on your page goes. You set them in the Page Builder under **Finance > Funds**. This article covers adding Funds, splitting a gift between Funds, the multi-fund controls, and connecting an external fund.

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Funds are available on Donation Pages and Event Pages. Lead Pages don't take donations, so they don't have Funds.
{% endhint %}

## Before You Begin

* Your account needs at least one Fund. To create or edit Funds, see [Funds](/settings/finance/funds.md).
* To connect another organization's fund, you'll need their Anedot account UID.

## How Fund Placement Works

Each Fund on your page sits in one of two places:

* **Always shown:** Funds listed directly on the donation form. At least one is required.
* **Shown in dropdown:** Optional Funds donors can pick from a menu.

When you have more than one Fund under **Always shown**, give each one a percentage. The percentages must add up to 100, and each donation is split between them.

Example: You place two Funds under Always shown at 60 and 40 percent. A $100 donation sends $60 to the first Fund and $40 to the second.

## Add a Fund to Your Page

To add a Fund:

1. Go to **Action Pages > Pages**.
2. Hover over the page you want to edit.
3. Click **⋮ > Edit**.
4. Select **Finance > Funds**.
5. Click **Add fund** under **Always shown** or **Shown in dropdown**.
6. Search for and select the Fund.
7. If two or more Funds are under **Always shown**, enter percentages that total 100.
8. Click **Save**.

The Fund appears on the form in the place you chose.

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If the Always shown percentages don't add up to 100, the page won't save.
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## Multi-Fund Controls

These options apply when two or more Funds are under **Always shown**. Until then, they're unavailable.

* **Expand funds on load:** Donors see a list of Funds and their splits. When off, they see a summary.
* **Allow allocation changes:** Donors can change how much of their gift goes to each Always shown Fund. Turn this off to keep your splits fixed.

## Connect an External Fund

Connecting another organization's fund lets both organizations raise money on the same page. See [Tandem Pages](/action-pages/advanced-features/tandem-pages.md).

To connect an external fund:

1. In **Finance > Funds**, click **Connect external fund**.
2. Enter the other organization's **External account UID**.
3. Click **Connect external fund**.

The message "Connection request created." appears. After the connection is in place, add that fund to your page with **Add fund**.

## Related Articles

* [Funds](/settings/finance/funds.md)
* [Tandem Pages](/action-pages/advanced-features/tandem-pages.md)
* [Page Builder Overview](/action-pages/page-builder.md)


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