Round-up fundraising for animal rescues.
Vet bills do not wait. Steady register giving from local businesses helps you say yes to the next animal.
How it works
Free account to first donation in three steps.
Create your free account
Fill in a short profile. A real person reviews it, usually within two business days.
Rally the businesses around you
Share the signup link that preselects your organization, paste the outreach copy, print the flyer.
Watch donations roll in
Your portal totals every donation live, and businesses pay you directly each month.
Why it fits your mission
Rescue budgets live and die on recurring support, and register giving recurs by itself: every sale at every participating business, all month long. The pet store and the groomer are natural partners, and your public page gives their customers a thermometer to watch and a reason to round up.
Emergencies are the budget-breakers, and steady register giving is the buffer. A surgery you did not plan for lands differently when the month's round-ups are already on their way. And because businesses pay you directly, there is no platform between you and the money when you need it.
Rescue supporters love a number to chase. Set the goal at the cost of the thing - this dog's surgery, this year's vaccine clinic - flip your page to the thermometer, and share it with every foster, adopter, and follower you have.
Common questions
Which businesses fit best?
Any business that takes payments can raise for you. Pet stores, groomers, and vets are natural fits, but the coffee shop next door counts just as much.
Can supporters follow our progress?
Yes. Your public page shows what has been raised, and with a goal set it becomes a thermometer anyone can watch fill.
How fast can we start?
Create your free account, finish the short profile, and a real person reviews it, usually within two business days.
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The businesses you invite can be on Square, Stripe, Shopify, and WooCommerce.