QR code donations
Use QR codes to instantly and cost-effectively convert your printed materials into a cashless donation opportunity
Enhance your fundraising by creating customised Web campaigns and sharing them via dedicated QR codes downloadable on Give A Little. Thanks to the ability to add your charity branding to your Web campaign, your donors will recognise and trust that they are donating to your cause.
QR codes are an ideal and affordable way for charities looking to amplify their online fundraising campaigns, they give you the power to share your beautifully branded campaigns on all of your printed materials - whether that be a leaflet, poster, order of service, traditional newsletter or even name badge! It turns that printed material into something interactive, an instant donation opportunity.
Generating and downloading a QR code is quick and simple with Give A Little. You can create unlimited online fundraising campaigns and customise them for an appeal or event. Give A Little provides comprehensive reports so you can track the success of your campaigns and you can use real time data to test and learn what works best, making changes as you go. Donors are able to donate quickly and easily using their digital wallet (Apple Pay/ Google Pay).
Where to use your QR codes to maximise donations
QR codes can be displayed on any printed materials, so turning something static into an interactive opportunity to donate.
Posters
Collection tins/buckets
Business cards
Poppies/sweets/badges
Clothing banks
Vehicles
Direct mail
Charity shop windows
Name badges
Charity brochures and information packs
Menus at Gala events
Order of service
Corporate supporter offices
Signage
FAQ
To download a QR code, please first create a Web campaign in your Give A Little admin account. Once you have published your Web campaign, there is a share function available beside the campaign name. Click this and you will see the option to download your QR code.
You can then use this QR code on printed materials such as posters, stickers and signage.