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Everything a donor sees. Configuring the campaign itself, including prices, currencies and how payments are tracked, is covered in Donations.

Landing page

The Landing page tab controls how your public donation page looks and feels. A live preview updates as you make changes. Landing page configuration with hero media upload, YouTube video URL field, appearance settings for logo and title display, color pickers, and live preview showing the public donation page

Hero media

Appearance

Campaign content

Write a compelling description explaining what the money funds and why it matters. The description supports rich text and appears below the hero section. You can also set a custom thank you message shown after a successful donation.
Use the live preview on the right to see exactly how donors will experience the page. Every change you make updates the preview in real time.

The public donation page

Each campaign gets a shareable URL. Enable External visibility to let anyone donate — no login required. The public page combines everything you’ve configured:
  • Hero image or video at the top
  • Progress bar showing amount raised vs. goal
  • Donation count and total raised
  • Campaign description with your story
  • Price tier buttons for quick selection
  • Custom amount input (if enabled)
  • One-time or monthly toggle
  • Donor comments section (if enabled)
  • Recent and top donors (if enabled)
  • Payment form powered by Stripe

Donor experience

  1. Donor opens the campaign link
  2. Selects a preset amount or enters a custom one
  3. Chooses one-time or monthly
  4. Enters name, email, and optionally a message
  5. Pays via Stripe (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfers)
  6. Sees your custom thank-you message
  7. Receives a confirmation email

Confidentiality

Enable confidentiality to let donors give anonymously. Their name won’t appear on the public donor list — it shows as “Anonymous” instead.

Local center selection

Enable local center option to let donors choose which branch or chapter receives their gift. This is useful for federated organizations where donors want to support their local unit.

Donor comments (words of support)

When the comment section is enabled, donors can leave a message with their gift. These messages create powerful social proof on your public page. Donor comments management showing a list of approved messages with donor names, amounts, dates, and comment text like 'Matching gift from Johnson & Associates. Investing in youth!' and 'Thank you for making the world a better place.'

Moderation workflow

All donor comments go through moderation before appearing publicly: Filter comments by status and use the Refresh button to check for new ones. Approved comments appear on the public page with the donor’s name (or “Anonymous”) and their message.

Donation widgets

Embed donation forms directly on your website or any external page. The Widgets tab lets you create and manage embeddable donation widgets. Widgets tab showing two donation widgets — 'Donation Page' (Embed type, 15 total donations, $11,325) and 'Quick Donate' (Popup type, 15 total donations, $12,325) — each with one-time and recurring breakdowns

Widget types

Embed

A full donation form that renders inline on your page. Visitors fill out the form without leaving your website.

Popup

A floating button that opens a donation modal on click. Less intrusive — ideal for sidebars, footers, or blog posts.

Widget configuration

Each widget has its own set of options:

Widget analytics

Each widget tracks its own performance:
  • Total donations and revenue
  • One-time donations and revenue
  • Recurring subscriptions and revenue
This lets you compare which widget placement drives the most donations.

Embedding on your site

Click Configure Widget to get the embed code. Paste it into your website’s HTML — the widget handles everything from amount selection to Stripe checkout.

Goal tracking

Set a fundraising target and donors see a live progress bar on the public page. The progress bar shows:
  • Amount raised vs. goal (e.g., “23,650of23,650 of 35,000”)
  • Number of donations
  • Percentage complete with visual fill
When you hit 100%, the bar fills completely — but donations don’t stop. Donors can still give beyond the goal.
Set a realistic goal you can achieve. An 80%-funded campaign creates urgency (“almost there!”). A 5%-funded campaign feels discouraging. If you exceed your goal, celebrate publicly and consider a stretch goal.