Where to put QR donation codes so people actually scan them
Charities print QR codes that point at a homepage, so the scan and the donation are never connected. Nobody can say which poster, screen or table raised what.
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The problem, stated plainly
Charities print QR codes that point at a homepage, so the scan and the donation are never connected. Nobody can say which poster, screen or table raised what.
QR donations turn any printed or on-screen surface into a donation point: a supporter scans a code with their phone camera and lands directly on the appeal, ready to pay.
What to change
Every CharityFront QR code carries its own tracked source label and points at a specific appeal, so a Jumu'ah poster and a dinner table card report separately.
- Open QR codes in the dashboard and choose the campaign or storefront to link to.
- Name the placement — entrance poster, table card, screen — and a source label is attached automatically.
- Download the code as PNG or SVG at print resolution and add it to your artwork.
- Watch scans and donations per placement in Analytics.
What we would expect to see
Because a code resolves to a live storefront rather than a static page, you can change the appeal behind a printed poster mid-campaign without reprinting anything.
- Jumu'ah and Sunday-service collection posters
- Gala dinner table cards with a per-table code
- Charity shop counters, collection tins and event banners
Frequently asked questions
Do supporters need an app to scan?
No. Every modern iPhone and Android camera reads QR codes natively from the lock screen.
Can we tell which poster raised the most?
Yes. Each code has its own source label, and Analytics reports scans, donations and average gift for each one.
CharityFront in short
Charities print QR codes that point at a homepage, so the scan and the donation are never connected. Nobody can say which poster, screen or table raised what.
- What is CharityFront?
- CharityFront is a donation storefront and link-in-bio platform for charities. A charity gets one mobile page at chrty.link that holds its campaigns, donate buttons, Gift Aid and Zakat options, events, QR codes and supporter sign-ups, plus a dashboard that reports where each donation came from.
- Who is it for?
- Registered charities and non-profits that raise money from social media, including Muslim charities handling Zakat, Sadaqah and Waqf, and the small fundraising or digital teams who run their campaigns.
- What problem does it solve?
- One bio link cannot serve many campaigns, mobile donation forms lose donors, and charities cannot tell which post, QR code or ambassador produced a donation. CharityFront puts every campaign on one page and attributes each donation to its source.
- Why choose it over the alternatives?
- Fixed impact tiers instead of an empty amount box, Zakat, Waqf and Gift Aid handled as separate reportable funds, ambassador sub-links with their own analytics, and Stripe Connect payouts straight to the charity's own account. It also works alongside an existing donation platform rather than replacing it.
- What does it cost?
- Creating a charity account and building a storefront is free. Publishing publicly and Pro features (ambassador sub-links, shop, quick donate, advanced analytics, integrations) require a paid plan.
Keep reading
Every CharityFront QR code carries its own tracked source label and points at a specific appeal, so a Jumu'ah poster and a dinner table card report separately.
How qr code donations for charities works.
Tap to donate is contactless giving: a supporter taps their card, phone or watch against a collector's phone or a tap point and the donation completes in seconds, with no cash involved
Event fundraising is money raised around a gathering — a dinner, a sponsored run, a conference — including ticketing, in-room giving and the follow-up ask
A donation button is a single tappable element that takes a supporter from wherever they are reading straight into a payment sheet, with the amount and appeal already chosen
Ready to build your charity front?
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