You can offer donation tickets to your customers in set amounts, meaning you'll set up a separate ticket for each of the fixed donation amounts that you'd like to offer.

Select Add a new entry on your scheduling page to create a new entry:

From here, add all the relevant information under each tab.

It's a good idea to set up the entry as a '365-day' entry, so it appears at the top of your schedule for a year, making it easier for your customers to find. E.g.

Select the Booking form tab. From here, you can customise the booking form fields required for this entry, making the checkout process a little quicker for your customers.

For example:

1. Select No under Will children be attending? (as this isn't applicable to donation tickets)

2. Remove any unnecessary fields, such as Attendee email (as they're aren't any 'physical' attendances for donation tickets, and removing this allows your customers to purchase multiple tickets without flagging a 'double-booking').

To do this, select Select & reorder fields from the right-hand side:

From here, use the minus (-) next to each field to remove it from the form or plus (+) to add it back in:

When you have finished editing. Select Save form.

3. Create a T&Cs booking form field for your donation tickets. To do this, select Create a new field type:

Select Booking under What does this information relate to? to apply the field to the entire booking. Add a Field label, and any Additional help text regarding the T&Cs. Select Yes or No option under Field data type, and be sure to select Mandatory field so that customers cannot complete their purchase without agreeing to your terms:

Select Save field when you have finished editing.

Select the Tickets & Costs tab. From here, leave the Maximum event size field blank to allow unlimited purchases of these tickets:

You can then start creating your donation tickets by adding a Ticket name, Ticket details and a cost under Ticket cost:

When you are ready to start creating your next ticket, select Add another ticket type at the bottom:

Once you've created multiple tickets, the option will appear on the right instead:

When you have finished creating your tickets and are happy with your settings, select Save or Save & Exit in the top right-hand corner.

To set up a donation ticket, select your entry, then Edit entry:

Select the Ticket & Costs tab. From here, you can add a new ticket for each donation amount by selecting Add another ticket type under Ticket options:

You can tailor and add as many amounts as you wish to offer, for example:

When your customers visit your page and select the entry, they can choose which amount they would like to purchase:

Some payment providers, such as PayPal and Monzo, allow you to create a unique link where someone can pay you directly for any amount.

Learn how you can set up one-off or recurring tips/donations via Stripe here. They have specific requirements, which you can find here.

Learn how to set up your unique PayPal.me link here.

To note:

Your PayPal.me link can be set up as receiving either 'personal' or 'goods & services' payments from within your account here. You can only select one of these options to be active on your account; they can be easily swapped if needed.

Customers will need to have a PayPal account themselves if they choose this option and can select the exact amount they would like to pay.

Learn how you can use Monzo.me to generate a link and receive payment here.

You can then paste your link directly anywhere within the entry, such as the Description box within the Information tab of the entry:

Or you can post it in the General information box on your public page by selecting Customise page in the top right-hand corner:

Then paste it into the field:

This appears at the top of your public page:

Adding a button that links to your payment button at the top of your public page is a great alternative to simply pasting the link.

For example:

✨ Learn how to create buttons for your public page here.

The code for the PayPal button used in the above screenshot is:

To break it down:

Once you've created your button code, open your Public Page:

Select Customise page in the top right-hand corner:

Scroll down and paste the code into your General information field:

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