DONATION FORM

Pet Resource Center of Kansas City created a donation page that tells supporters how their donation will make an impact. They included a way for donors to direct their support (such as a general donation or special care), an option to dedicate a gift, and a way to offset processing costs.

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DONATION FORM

Junior Achievement of Wisconsin created multiple giving options corresponding to the pillars and values associated with their mission of inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. They also included GiftAssist, a feature that offers a way for supporters to offset processing costs by adding a small amount to their final donation.

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DONATION FORM

Platform Art embedded a branded donation form on their own donation page. They created custom memberships that include details about the cost and perks of each membership level. They also included a link to their upcoming events at the top of the donation form, as well as details about each event to the right of the form.

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DONATION FORM

San Francisco City Impact embedded a branded donation form on their own donation page. They included impact information, a way for supporters to sign up for news emails, and links to their social media accounts.

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DONATION FORM

Second Servings of Houston created a multistep form with impact information and live photography of staff. They included a way for supporters to offset processing costs (called GiftAssist) and a way for supporters to dedicate their gift.

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DONATION FORM

The Roundhouse Aquarium donation page and form includes several impact statements and pictures tied to donation amounts to maximize their appeal. They include a short introduction about why support matters, along with an impact statement on the donation form itself that focuses on the supporter.

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DONATION FORM

Kuda Vana’s donation form is a great example of how to show impact information tied to specific donation amounts using images and text. Overall, their donation page is focused on who the gift impacts and explains why setting up a monthly recurring gift has an even greater impact.

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EVENT

City Year's San Jose chapter set up a seriously visually appealing event registration form for their virtual school visits. They used the package tool to add registration slots for the virtual visits and included copy to indicate the time of each visit. It's easy to spot a City Year form! They do a wonderful job of applying consistent branding across all of their forms, which gives donors a sense of security.

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EVENT

Junior Achievement of North Central Ohio created a series of virtual trivia events to keep supporters and their community engaged during COVID-19. They set up the events on one of Qgiv's event registration pages and included suggested donation amounts as registration options. They offered options for donors to simply make a donation in lieu of participating in the events, and also included custom donation amount options for donors. To help donors increase their impact, they included a matching gifts widget so donors can look up their employers and get the matching process started!

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EVENT

Prism Health used Qgiv's event registration form to set up a volunteer application form. Supporters can easily sign themselves up or add multiple volunteer applications at the same time. They added questions for applicants to make it easy for the organization to follow up and get volunteers started. They even added a cute little touch with a heart icon and custom text stating that it costs $0 to make a difference!

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PEER-TO-PEER

Holton's Heroes knocked it out of the park with their peer-to-peer event design for the #BeAHeroChallenge. They reimagined their summer event in the form of a virtual photo challenge by asking supporters to "pose like a hero" to honor and celebrate brain injury survivors everywhere. They included a short video explaining the challenge, made it clear how people can particpate, and even offered fundraising tips for their supporters!

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PEER-TO-PEER

In response to the increased need for assistance related to the COVID-19 crisis, the Sharing Center set up a virtual pantry using the online store feature on Qgiv's peer-to-peer platform. They wanted people to feel like they were donating food by experiencing a mock grocery store. The funds raised through the Virtual Pantry are then used to purchase food for local families in need. Within the online store, they set up categories for different types of items, such as household and dry goods.

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PEER-TO-PEER

Junior Achievement Rocky Mountain created an eye-catching peer-to-peer page for their Bowl-a-Thon event. They made it easy for donors and participants alike to find the information they need by adding buttons for various roles like team captains and coordinators. They included information about JA's mission and impact, explained how the bowl-a-thon works, and even invited visitors to the page to volunteer. They included a photo gallery showing teams in action, and below that they added leaderboards for companies, teams, individuals, and donors—what a great way to foster friendly competition in the name of a good cause!

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FUNDHUB LIVE

John Wesley Community Health Foundation set up a nicely-branded FundHub Live and displayed it during their 2019 Benefit Dinner and Dance. Attendees sent a text message to the organization's simple text-to-donate number, included a donation amount and a simple message for the organization, and watched as their messages showed up on the big screen in real time as the donations rolled in!

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