

This is a great way to boost your online fundraising revenue, and it’s easy to get set up. Allow your donors to pay the donation fee You will also need an SSL certificate if you don’t have one already. To start accepting credit card donations, you can use either our Stripe or Authorize.Net extension. Adding a credit card form to your website is a smart way to avoid that problem, while giving you a more professional donation experience. PayPal is great, but it does result in donors being redirected away from your website - and unfortunately that can lead to donor confusion or even drop-off. Accept credit card donations directly on your website Read more about anonymous donations here.
#Wordpress donate us install#
Buy it, download it, install it, activate it - you’re done. All you need is our Anonymous Donations plugin. Once you have linked your newsletter, donors can opt in to start receiving your newsletter when they make their donation.

With our Newsletter Connect plugin, you can connect your MailChimp or MailPoet newsletter list to Charitable.

Allow donors to subscribe to your newsletterĪnother easy one. You will be able to easily change any text added by Charitable, without leaving your WordPress dashboard. All you need to do is activate the plugin and create a “translation” of Charitable into English. As the name suggests, it’s a translation plugin but even if you’re using WordPress as an English speaker, it gives you an easy way to change the default text added by plugins like Charitable.
#Wordpress donate us code#
You can change this with a little bit of code (I’ll show you how further on), but for now I’d like to show you a sneaky way you can do this without writing any code. Need the “State” field to be a “Province” field? Or want to replace “Postcode / ZIP code” with just one or the other? Sometimes, the label used for a particular field in the donation form isn’t right for your needs.
