

The donation form with preset amount buttons.
Fundraising for NGOs, structured the way NGOs work. An event (a race, a gala, a campaign) has causes donors can support, optionally with a reward in return (for example “participation in the 5k run + t-shirt”). Causes can have champions: people who collect donations on their behalf and get their own page and progress bar.
[nmrfh_donate cause="123" amounts="25,50,100,200" other="Other amount" default="50"] donation form[nmrfh_event id="45"], [nmrfh_cause id="123"], [nmrfh_champion id="77"] pages[nmrfh_donors scope="cause" id="123" limit="10"] recent donorsEvents, causes and champions also show their content automatically on their own pages.
The plugin is fully functional on its own. An optional paid add-on, NMR Fundraiser Hub Pro, adds recurring (monthly) donations, CSV import of donations and a block editor block for the donation form. This plugin shows a short description of it and a link to https://namir.ro/downloads/nmr-fundraiser-hub-pro/. It does not contact any server for this.
Hooks: nmrfh_gateways (add payment providers), nmrfh_currencies, nmrfh_donate_form_extra, nmrfh_donation_created, nmrfh_donation_completed.
This plugin connects to a payment provider only when you switch that provider on in Fundraiser > Settings and a donor chooses it. Bank transfer sends nothing anywhere.
Used to take card payments on a Stripe-hosted page. When a donor chooses “Card (Stripe)”, the plugin sends Stripe the donation amount, currency, the cause title, the donation number, and the donor’s email address, and the donor is redirected to Stripe. Stripe also sends payment confirmations to your site’s webhook address. Your Stripe secret key is stored in your site’s settings.
Used to take payments through PayPal. When a donor chooses PayPal, the plugin sends PayPal the donation amount, currency, the cause title and the donation number, and the donor is redirected to PayPal to approve the payment. The plugin then asks PayPal to capture and confirm the payment. Your PayPal client ID and secret are stored in your site’s settings.