guestwalls

For galas & fundraisers

The reason everyone came, said out loud.

A fundraising room is full of people with a private reason for being there. A live wall lets them say it—and a room that has read a hundred reasons gives differently than a room that has heard one speech.

Guests in evening dress at a charity gala dinner with a message wall screen glowing near the stage beneath brass chandeliers.

Why GuestWalls

Easy to join.
Made to be seen.

Guests post dedications, memories, and the answer to why this cause matters to them, all from the table. Approval mode keeps the screen composed through the speeches and the auction, and the collected messages become something the organisation can carry into next year's campaign rather than a night that ends with the coffee.

01

Turns the ask into the room's words

Dedications from guests carry further than a slide of statistics, and they arrive without a single extra speech.

02

Composed enough for black tie

Restrained presets and approval-first moderation keep the screen appropriate beside a live auction.

03

Content for the year ahead

The wall leaves you with a collection of first-person supporter voices, gathered on the one night they were all present.

A couple in black tie lean together over a phone at a candlelit gala table beside a small propped card.
A room that has read a hundred reasons gives differently.

What to ask for

Better prompts,
better messages.

Fundraising walls need prompts with weight. These earn real answers:

  • 01Who are you here for tonight?
  • 02Why does this cause matter to you?
  • 03A dedication, in one sentence.
  • 04What would you want the people we support to know?
  • 05Post a photo of someone this work has helped, with their permission.

From blank wall to live event

Three decisions.
Then let the room speak.

  1. 1

    Set the wall up with the run sheet

    Create the event, choose a restrained preset, and put the code on the table cards with the menu.

  2. 2

    Ask before the ask

    Open the wall for dedications during dinner so the screen is full by the time the appeal begins.

  3. 3

    Moderate from the top table

    One person approves from a phone while the display runs on the ballroom screen.

Questions, answered

The practical
details.

Is it appropriate for a black-tie event?

Yes. The presets are restrained and typographic, and approval mode means nothing reaches the ballroom screen unreviewed.

Can we collect dedications tied to donations?

The wall collects messages rather than payments, so most events run it alongside their donation platform and use it for dedications and supporter voices.

Can we use the messages afterwards?

Yes. The complete wall replays after the event, which makes it a source of first-person supporter quotes for the following campaign.

Can we brand it for the charity?

Yes. Add a logo and apply the organisation's colors and typography to the display.

Your event, on the wall tonight

Set up in three minutes. One code, one unforgettable screen.