In order to run ads for your nonprofit, you may find that your work falls under Facebook's social issues ad category. This, along with election and politics ads require steps to confirm your identity, verify your organization and make your ads available through the Facebook ad library.
Step 1: Personal verification
The personal verification stage is simple, but could take several weeks to complete. You'll change personal login settings, confirm your address via mail and use a photo id to verify your identity.
Each person that you want to run ads on your account will need to complete this process, as well.
You'll need to set up a way to authenticate your account in at least two secure ways.
You'll have the option to confirm your phone number and verify through the security settings in your Facebook mobile app.
Facebook will require you to sign in.
Facebook will use their own security location tracking and your personal address to confirm your location.
You'll need to submit an official form of identification for Facebook to verify it's you.
Facebook will require you to sign in.
Once you've been verified
Once your personal account and information are confirmed, it's time to move on to the steps inside your Facebook Business Manager account.
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You'll next need to create a disclaimer that will show at the top of your ads. This gives viewers of your ad more transparency into who paid for and is running the ad campaign.
You have the option to display a disclaimer in one of four ways. And you'll need different documentation to set up each option.
Next, you'll link this disclaimer to your ad account, so you can launch ad campaigns about politics, elections and social issues.
Lastly, assign someone as a page owner. This will become public information through Facebook's ad library transparency policy.
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