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Choose an amount
Attaching a concrete result to each amount lifts average gift size more than almost anything else on a donation page. Use real figures from your program budget.
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Other ways to give
Some of the largest gifts a small non-profit receives arrive by mail or through a workplace program. Naming these options is often all it takes.
Make it payable to Your Organization and mail it to 000 Your Street, Your City, ST 00000. Add a note if you would like your gift designated to a specific program.
Many local employers match employee donations dollar for dollar. Ask your HR department for the form and send us a copy — we handle the rest of the paperwork.
Gifts of appreciated stock can carry a tax advantage over cash. Your live page would list your brokerage and DTC transfer details here.
Bequests, IRA qualified charitable distributions, and donor-advised fund recommendations. Include your legal name and EIN so an attorney can act on it.
Publish your current most-needed items list, drop-off hours and the door to use. Update it monthly so people are not guessing.
Event sponsorship levels, team volunteer days, cause marketing. Give a company a one-page ask they can forward to a decision maker.
Transparency
The organizations that publish the most detail raise the most money. Everything a careful donor might want to check belongs on one page, one click from the donate button.
Placeholder only — no real rating is shown or implied here. Once your organization is listed with a charity evaluator or a state registry, those badges and links go in this box, exactly as the evaluator words them.
Solicitation disclosures required by your state go here, worded to match your state's rules.
Every name, every role, every affiliation. A published board is one of the fastest trust signals a small non-profit has, and it costs nothing to add.
Thank you
The minutes after a gift are the best chance you get to turn a one-time donor into a monthly one. Say thank you like a person, not like a receipt.
The paragraph below is placeholder guidance showing where your own acknowledgment language belongs. It is not tax advice, and the wording your organization uses should be confirmed by your accountant or attorney.
Your Organization is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, EIN 00-0000000. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. No goods or services were provided in exchange for this contribution — or, if something was, this is where you state its fair market value. Keep this receipt for your records.
Event tickets, auction items and sponsorships usually need different wording. Your accountant will tell you which sentence goes where.
Recurring donors are how a small organization plans past the current quarter.