Fullink for nonprofits and charities
One link for donations, volunteering and your cause
This page is a single link for nonprofits and charities to use in their Instagram and Facebook bios, sending followers to your donation page, your volunteer sign up and your current campaign from one place. A supporter who taps your bio link right after a fundraising post wants to donate immediately, but a static link to your homepage makes them click through a full site to find the actual donate button, and every extra click loses a share of that intent. Fullink lets you put the donate link first during a campaign and swap in volunteer sign ups or event registration the rest of the year.
Create your free pageWhat usually goes wrong with one link
Campaign urgency dies behind a homepage link
During a matching gift period or year end push, every minute someone spends looking for the donate button is a minute they might close the tab instead. A bio link that opens the donation page directly, not your homepage, keeps that urgency intact.
Volunteers and donors need different first steps
Someone ready to give money and someone looking to give their time are both valuable, but they need to land on different pages, one on a payment form, one on a sign up sheet with shift times. A single bio link forces one group to search past information meant for the other.
Annual reports and impact stories get buried
Your strongest case for support, the actual outcomes of last year's work, usually lives in a report or a page three clicks deep in your site, invisible to someone who just saw a single Instagram post about your work. A direct link to that report or a recent impact story lets a skeptical follower actually verify what their donation would fund.
A starter layout
Five links, in an order that works for nonprofit or charitys.
- 1
Donate now
Your direct donation page, first during an active campaign when urgency matters most.
- 2
Volunteer sign up
A form with actual shift times, for supporters who want to give time instead of money.
- 3
This year's impact report
Proof of what past donations funded, for a skeptical follower deciding whether to give.
- 4
Join our newsletter
A lower commitment first step for anyone not ready to donate or volunteer yet.
- 5
Follow for updates
Your social channel, kept last since it's usually where the visitor already came from.
Why nonprofit or charitys use Fullink
- Put your donation platform's direct link first during an active campaign, and swap to volunteer sign up or your newsletter the rest of the year.
- Click analytics show whether people are donating, signing up to volunteer or reading your impact report, telling you what to feature in your next update.
- A QR code from PRO goes on a flyer, a donation jar or an event banner, sending in person supporters to the same page your Instagram bio uses.
- Five links are free, enough for a donate link, volunteer sign up, newsletter and two social channels, before PRO is worth it for a busier campaign.
Questions nonprofit or charitys ask
- Can donations be collected directly through Fullink?
- Fullink links out to whatever donation platform you already use, like a Stripe-hosted page, Donorbox or a payment processor built for nonprofits. On PRO you can also add a Stripe-hosted payment link directly if that fits how you already collect gifts.
- Should the donate link always be first?
- Not necessarily. During an active campaign or giving season, yes. The rest of the year, many nonprofits get better results leading with a volunteer sign up or newsletter and keeping donate lower on the list, since a link that is always asking for money can tire out a following.
Start free, publish today.
Fullink Free covers 5 links at $0. PRO is $9 a month and adds Stripe-hosted payment links, supporter tools and no Fullink branding.