Which donation page can I use?

Any page with a web address. If your giving platform gives you a link, paste it as the destination. If your donation page lives on your own website, use that address.

Why not just make a free static code?

A free static code is fine for a one-off flyer where the link will not change. A static code is fixed to the address you gave it, so if the donation page moves, every printed copy is wrong. A Lifetime code lets you change the destination later.

$49 once per code, less per code when you buy more. There is no monthly fee, no scan limit and no charge per user, so the cost does not come back every year.

What happens if our funding changes?

There is nothing to renew, so the codes keep working. We never deactivate a paid code for non-payment or at our discretion — only for abuse, illegal content, or when the law requires it.

Can several volunteers manage the codes?

Yes. You can add users as Admins, Editors or Viewers. When someone leaves, an Admin removes their access.

What if it does not suit us?

Your first code ($49) has a 30-day money-back guarantee if it has not been put into active use. Later purchases are final, so test one code on a real collection box or flyer first.

For charities, churches, schools and fundraisers

Donation QR Code for Nonprofits, Churches and Fundraisers

A donation QR code opens your donation page when someone scans it with their phone. The money goes through your own giving platform. We provide the code and the link behind it, and you can change where it points after the banner or box is printed.

Before you buy

One-off flyer, link will not change: a free static code is enough.
Banners, boxes and bulletins that stay in use: $49 once per code, and you can repoint it.

Start with a free trial Make a free static code

How to make a donation QR code

1
Start from a donation page that works on a phone
The code opens a web page, so the page has to be ready first. Use the donation page from your payment or giving platform, and open it on a phone before you print anything.
2
Make a code that points to it
Create a Website URL code and paste the donation page address as the destination.
3
Print it where people are already giving
Collection boxes, banners, bulletins, appeal letters, event tables and thank-you cards. Scan the printed proof with a couple of phones first.
4
Repoint it when the campaign changes
A new appeal, a new giving platform or a finished fundraiser means changing the destination in the dashboard. The banner and the box stay as they are.

Where donation codes get used

Collection boxes and donation stands

The box is printed once and stays out for years. The page behind it can follow your current appeal.

Church and community bulletins

A code on the weekly sheet or the pew card, pointing at your giving page. When you change platform, the cards in the racks still work.

Banners and event signs

A walk, a bake sale or a gala. Reuse the same banner next year and point it at the new campaign page.

Appeal letters and thank-you cards

Print a few thousand letters once. If the link needs to move after they are posted, you can still move it.

Three things to check first

The page loads fast on mobile data

Someone scanning a banner outdoors has a weak signal. Test on your own phone away from Wi-Fi.

You know who owns the code

Create it under an account the organisation controls, not one volunteer’s personal email, so it outlives the person who set it up.

The printed proof scans

Scan the proof from the distance people will stand. Dark code, light background, blank margin all around.

Running a bigger organisation with several programmes? See our page on QR codes for nonprofits.

Donation QR code questions

No. The code opens a web page. The donation is handled by the page you point it to, such as your giving platform or your own website. We do not process, hold or see donations.

Start with one code

Put it on one real collection box or flyer and watch the scans. Your first code is covered by a 30-day refund if you have not put it into use.

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