Add a Contribution Form to Any Other Web Sites or Blogs You Run
You can build a gateway to your fundraising page on any website! If you blog about a cause, toss in a contribution form. If your group sends out email newsletters, you can include a contribution form right in the e-mail.
Add a Single Amount Contribution Form to a Web Site or Blog
This HTML generates a form for a single contribution amount. The amount entered in the box will be divided evenly among the causes on your page. To duplicate this form:
paste the following HTML into your webpage or email.
Add a Custom Amounts Contribution Form to a Web Site or Blog
Instead of a single amount, this form allows your visitors to specify individual contribution amounts for some or all of the causes on your fundraising page.
Again, the required HTML:
The details
Possible Changes to the Contribution Forms
You're free, of course, to change the form around and tweak the formatting and text. The only important parts are:
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<form ...>
Don't mess with this line. -
<input name="..." ...>
The important thing about the input boxes are the name and id fields, which can't be changed. You're free to change the size, formatting, label, etc. -
<input type="hidden" name="list" ... >
Indicates that the contribution should be credited to your fundraising page. Don't adjust this line. -
<input type="hidden" name="referrer" ...>
Use this line to specify the URL of your own website. If a user cancels a contribution, they will be sent back to this URL. -
<input type="hidden" name="successuri" ...>
This line is optional. If it is present, then users will be taken to this URL after a successful contribution. This is a good place for a Thank You page. If this line is missing, contributors will be sent back to the referrer link.
Share Your Progress Meter!
Go to the Progress Meter tab and define a goal for your fundraising page. Then return here to share your progress meter as you watch your progress.



