A charity stream is four overlays working one room: a goal counter the night chases, a ticker that repeats the donation link and entry rule so you never have to, a thanks ribbon for the cause, and a giveaway draw for the finale. Donations run through your donation platform — Kloot is the on-screen layer that turns them into moments, with you bumping the goal by hand as each gift lands. And because a fundraiser is usually a one-off, the $9 Event Pass covers 3 days of full Pro — no subscription for a single big night.
Every layer is the real overlay renderer. The total is yours to bump — Kloot never touches the donations, so the number on screen is always the one you announced.
What you’ll build
A complete fundraiser overlay — goal counter, donation ticker, charity-thanks ribbon, and a giveaway draw — all run from one deck page (or your phone) on a $9 Event Pass.
Paste your single Kloot overlay URL into one Browser source in OBS and size it to your canvas. That one source carries the goal counter, the ticker, the thanks ribbon, and the giveaway — all four pieces of the event, no extra sources.
Already have Kloot in OBS from another tool? Skip this — the whole event rides the source you already added.
Create a counter with a label like “$ raised for GamersGive” and set the goal to your target. Donations land on your donation platform; you announce each one and tap the + key so the number climbs on screen. Crossing the goal fires a confetti celebration.
Manual is a feature here: every bump is you reading a donor’s name out loud. The counter never moves silently.
Three ticker lines carry the whole night: where to donate (your donation page link), the giveaway rule (“every $10 = one entry”), and any special beat like a matching hour. Set it to the bottom band and leave it running — it answers every new viewer’s first question.
The entry-rules line is the one streamers forget. Without it on screen, you will re-explain the giveaway every ten minutes.
Add the charity as a sponsor: name, accent color, and the disclosure label reworded to “Charity partner”. The ribbon holds a lower corner all stream, and the one-tap callout is ready for the big beats — like the moment a matching hour opens.
A real brand matching donations? Set them up the same way — the sponsor walkthrough covers the full banner + callout setup.
Create the giveaway with your prize and announce the rule: every $10 donated earns an entry. Viewers claim entries in one tap by QR or join code at kloot.gg/join — no bot, no chat command — and if you pre-load a prize code, Kloot emails it to the winner the moment the wheel lands. If donors chipped in several prizes, add up to five: each gets its own draw, so you can space them across the night instead of saving everything for the last hour.
Keep entry generous and fair — the rule is yours to announce and honor, and a free way in keeps it clean everywhere.
Put every key on one deck page: the goal counter’s + and reset, the ticker and ribbon toggles, the sponsor callout, Launch and Draw, and a confetti key for big gifts. On event night the whole fundraiser is one screen — on your PC or on a phone propped beside you.
Rehearse the close once: Draw, winner, thanks ribbon, final number. The last five minutes are the clip people share.
Five beats from an empty room to the final number — what you press, what the overlay shows, and what your givers see.
Put the Starting Soon screen up, set the goal counter to $0, and pre-write the ticker: the donation link, the “every $10 = one entry” rule, and the matching hour. Everything sits ready on one deck page before a single viewer arrives.
Kill the Starting Soon screen and toggle the ticker and the GamersGive ribbon on. From the first minute, every viewer can see how to give, how entries work, and who tonight is for — without you re-explaining it every ten minutes.
Donations arrive on your donation platform — you announce each one and tap +$ on the deck so the goal counter climbs on screen. Big gift? Fire confetti or a hype effect on the same press. Manual is the point: every beat lands when you call it.
When the matching window opens, fire the partner callout center screen and lean on the ticker line — every dollar doubled. This is the hour the goal counter earns its corner: the sprint to the target is the show.
Press Draw and the wheel picks the winner live — the prize code emails itself if you pre-loaded it. Then hold the closing shot: the goal counter on its final number, the thanks ribbon up, and the room seeing exactly what it did tonight.
Any stream where a number on screen is the point — and where a $9 Event Pass beats a subscription:
When: Game-a-thon season — a scheduled marathon your community circles on the calendar.
Why it works: A visible goal, a rules ticker, and a closing draw give a 12-hour stream a shape: beats to hit, a number to chase, and a finale worth staying for.
When: A cause close to your chat — a member in need, a local shelter, a cause your community picked.
Why it works: Your regulars already care; the overlay does the logistics. The link and entry rule stay on screen, so every new viewer can join in without asking.
When: A community bracket or showmatch where entry fees and donations feed one pot.
Why it works: The goal counter doubles as the prize-pot tracker between matches, and the giveaway gives non-competitors a reason to donate and stick around.
When: A sponsor agrees to match donations for an hour — or the whole night.
Why it works: The ribbon credits them all stream and the callout fires when the match window opens. The full sponsor setup is its own walkthrough — pair it with this one.
Goal counter, donation ticker, charity thanks, giveaway entry — every preview is the real overlay renderer, and each piece has its own deeper walkthrough.
The number the whole night chases — you bump it as donations land.
Set the label and the target, then tap +$ on your deck every time a donation arrives on your donation platform. Manual is honest AND hype: every bump is you announcing a gift, and crossing the goal fires a confetti celebration on screen.
Deck keys: +$ bump · reset · show/hideThe rules of the night, scrolling where nobody can miss them.
Three lines carry the whole event: where to donate, “every $10 = one giveaway entry”, and the matching hour. It answers the question every new viewer arrives with — how do I give? — without you breaking the segment to repeat it.
One key toggles the bottom bandThe cause on screen all night — credited like a partner, because it is one.
The sponsor banner, repurposed: brand it to the charity, relabel the disclosure to “Charity partner”, and let it hold a lower corner all stream. If a real brand is matching donations, the sponsor walkthrough shows the full banner + callout setup.
One key toggles the ribbonThe “every $10 = an entry” engine that keeps donations coming.
Announce the rule, and viewers claim their entries in one tap by QR or join code at kloot.gg/join — no bot, no chat command. You press Draw at the close and the wheel picks a winner live; the giveaway walkthrough covers the full Launch → Draw run.
Deck keys: Launch · DrawGoal counter top corner, ticker on the bottom band, thanks in a lower corner above it — and the wheel takes center screen only at the draw.
No. Donations go through your charity or donation platform of choice — Kloot never touches the money. Kloot is the on-screen layer: the goal counter, the ticker, the thanks ribbon, and the giveaway draw that turn those donations into moments on stream.
No — you bump it by hand from your deck or phone. That is deliberate: nothing moves on screen until you announce it, which means every donation gets called out, and the number your viewers see is always the one you vouched for.
No. The $9 Event Pass gives you 3 days of full Pro access — giveaways, sponsor overlays, and everything below them — which covers setup day, the event, and the wrap-up without a monthly plan.
Entering on Kloot is always one free tap by QR or join code — there is no payment gate. The “every $10 = one entry” rule is one you announce and run yourself, so keep it generous, keep a free way in, and check the giveaway rules that apply where you stream.
Yes. The overlay is a single browser source, so OBS, Streamlabs, and any software that supports browser sources works — and the QR entry and donation link read the same on Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick, or a multi-platform restream.
The counter and ticker are on Creator ($15/mo); the giveaway and sponsor ribbon are on Pro ($25/mo). For a one-off fundraiser the $9 Event Pass unlocks all of it for 3 days — that is the plan this page assumes.
The $9 Event Pass unlocks full Pro for 3 days — goal counter, ticker, sponsor thanks, and the giveaway draw, all from one deck page. Set it up today, run it on the night.
Start freeFree plan · Creator $15/mo · Pro $25/mo · Event Pass $9 for 3 days