CrowdCreate for your kind of fund
These are guides for specific kinds of fundraisers — nonprofits, churches, clubs, and more. The shape is the same for everyone: funders pledge on your own site, the money lands directly in your own Stripe account, and you pay $20/mo flat with no cut of what you raise. Pick the one closest to you to see how it fits.
Editor’s picks
- For nonprofits
The fit-and-trade-off page for the most common visitor here.
- For newsletter writers
How CrowdCreate fits voluntary support — without becoming a membership product.
- For open-source maintainers
How to take direct funding for your work without turning it into a tiered service.
Editorial picks, not traffic-ranked — we don’t base these on clicks. If we ever start surfacing “popular” or “trending,” the data behind it will be named.
Put a giving widget on your nonprofit's own website and collect one-time or recurring gifts there.
Read the guide →Add a giving widget to your church's own website so members can tithe, give an offering, or fulfill a pledge without leaving your page.
Read the guide →Put a fund-this-project widget on your project's own site, docs, or landing page so people can support the work where they already are.
Read the guide →Put a fundraising widget on your club, team, or PTA's own page so parents and members can chip in there.
Read the guide →Put a support-this-newsletter widget on your own page so readers can chip in there — once, or on a recurring basis.
Read the guide →PTAs and parent groups raise real money — for classroom supplies, field trips, the spring carnival — and most of it is small gifts from busy parents.
Read the guide →Animal rescues run on urgent, story-driven giving — an emergency surgery, a litter of fosters, a transport this weekend.
Read the guide →Mutual aid moves fast and runs on trust: small contributions, redistributed quickly, often without any formal nonprofit behind it.
Read the guide →Community theaters raise money between ticket sales — season appeals, a new lighting rig, the youth program.
Read the guide →Youth leagues and teams raise money for uniforms, tournament travel, field time, and scholarships — almost all of it from the families involved.
Read the guide →Add a donation widget to your food bank or pantry's own website so supporters can give without leaving your page.
Read the guide →Add a contribution widget to your makerspace's own website so members and friends can chip in toward equipment, rent, or a project without leaving your page.
Read the guide →Add a pledge widget to your community or college station's own website so listeners can support the broadcast without leaving your page.
Read the guide →Add a donation widget to your Friends of the Library group's own website or page so supporters can give toward programs, books, and the spaces they love, without leaving the page.
Read the guide →Add a donation widget to your museum or historical society's own website so visitors and members can give toward exhibits, preservation, and operations without leaving your page.
Read the guide →Don't see your exact case? It still works the same way — start a fund on your own site, keep your own Stripe, pay $20/mo flat. It takes about ten minutes, including Stripe.
Start your fundSee install guides for your site builder. Compare CrowdCreate to the alternatives, or see pricing: $20/mo flat, no cut.