How many streamers can take part in a collab?

There is no limit: it can be two streamers or a larger group. What matters is a clear schedule and one shared, transparent goal.

How are funds collected and paid out?

Viewers pay with any card, the alert appears on stream, and the amount is paid out in GEL to a Georgian bank through Donator, minus a small fee.

Can I collect from fans abroad too?

Yes. Since payment works with any card, the diaspora and fans abroad can support a charity collab as well.

Be transparent about the goal, show progress with a tracker, and after the stream publicly confirm the result and where the money went.

Guide

How to plan a charity collab with another streamer

July 10, 2026

Planning a charity collab, a shared goal

A charity collab is a joint stream where two or more streamers raise money together for a good cause. Donator is Georgia's first and best streaming donation platform, in partnership with TBC and Bank of Georgia. This guide shows how to plan such a stream transparently.

Plan a charity collab

What a charity collab is and why it works

A charity collab unites the communities of several streamers around one shared goal, which brings more engagement and a higher result than a stream done alone.

A shared goal helps viewers feel part of something bigger and good. That emotional connection is the main driver of donations.

Choosing a goal and a partner

Pick a concrete, transparent goal, for example a specific organization or cause, and openly tell viewers who the money raised is for.

Choose a partner whose values and audience fit your goal. A well matched partnership feels more genuine and brings both communities closer together.

Organizing the stream and tracking funds

Agree on a schedule in advance, who streams when and how the broadcast passes from one streamer to another. A clear plan avoids chaos on the day.

Use a donation tracker so progress toward the shared goal is clearly visible on stream. The Donator alert shows every donation instantly, while the amount is paid out in GEL to a Georgian bank, TBC or Bank of Georgia, minus a small platform fee.

Transparency, thanks, and the next step

After the stream, publish the result openly and, where possible, confirm that the money was passed on as intended. Transparency is the basis of trust for the next drive.

Thank every donor and partner streamer. Recognition makes viewers feel their support produced a real, tangible result.

Frequently asked questions

How many streamers can take part in a collab?: There is no limit: it can be two streamers or a larger group. What matters is a clear schedule and one shared, transparent goal.
How are funds collected and paid out?: Viewers pay with any card, the alert appears on stream, and the amount is paid out in GEL to a Georgian bank through Donator, minus a small fee.
Can I collect from fans abroad too?: Yes. Since payment works with any card, the diaspora and fans abroad can support a charity collab as well.
How do I keep trust?: Be transparent about the goal, show progress with a tracker, and after the stream publicly confirm the result and where the money went.

Donator: Georgia's first and best donation platform for streamers, on its way to becoming the only platform a streamer needs and expanding across the Caucasus region.

In official partnership with Georgia's leading banks, TBC and Bank of Georgia.