How to make a QR code for donations and fundraising
A flyer with a clear ask and a code that opens your donation page lets a supporter give while they are moved to act. It also saves volunteers from reading out a long web address.
Keep it honest and easy: say what the money does.
How do I make a QR code for donations?
Copy the public link of your fundraiser or donation page, make a dynamic code that opens it, and print it with a short line about what a gift does. Test the page on a phone.
What should the donation page say?
Who you are, what the funds are for, and how a gift is processed. If your region has rules about registered charities and tax receipts, explain them or link to them.
Where do donation QR codes work?
Posters, event tables, collection boxes, receipts and thank-you cards. At events, a large code at the entrance and at the exit catches both arrivals and departures.
How do I avoid donation scams with a QR code?
Check your printed codes, keep them where staff can see them, and print your organisation's name beside the code. Rules for fundraising differ by place, so check local requirements.
Questions
Can I change to a new campaign?
Yes. Update the destination.
Do donors need an account?
That depends on the donation platform.
Cost?
$3 once per code.
Do you take a fee on donations?
No. We only supply the code.
Can I show progress toward a goal?
Yes, if the donation page offers it.
Can I accept donations at an event?
Yes. Check local fundraising rules first.
Get a dynamic QR code for $3
Pay once. Pick the page your code opens, print it wherever you need it, and change the page whenever you like.