Regular Giving IT Set Up
Regular Giving IT Set Up
Common Unity Project
- Fundraising
- Information Technology
- Software Development
- System Development
- Web Design
- Web Development
Estimated Time: 3 - 5 Hours Over 1 - 2 Days
We need help to incorporate a regular giving 'button' onto our website in order to make it easy for donors to set up recurring payments to our charity. We have developed a campaign to promote this way of giving but need a 'one click' way to make it as easy as possible. We use Squarespace as our website provider and Stripe to manage payments. We have a campaign to promote regular giving with campaign video ready to launch by 25 November so have a very short turnaround. Can you help us?
Working location
Ideally Wellington / Lower Hutt so we can meet up, but the work can be done from your home.
Proposed project steps with time estimates
Brief (1 hour)
Incorporating the button should be a relatively short project and anticipate no more that a few hours.
What We Have In Place
A 'donate' button for one off donations on our website. We use Squarespace as our website provider and Stripe to manage payments. A campaign to promote regular giving with campaign video ready to launch by 25 November.
Common Unity Project
Children
Education
Family Support
Health - Children
Education
Family Support
Health - Children
Wellington
Mission
Our goal is to mobilise our communities around an urban-based farm project in order to feed our local children, as well as grow skills and leadership within local families of Lower Hutt.
What we Do
Community Unity Project is a community-based, urban farm project that grows food, skills and leadership with local families in Lower Hutt.
We are a registered charity that works collaboratively with Epuni Primary School, a little school with a big heart, in Lower Hutt. We grow food on a disused soccer field - enough to feed our children of Epuni School three times each week. We invite our parents and wider community to come to school each day and learn, share and educate one another. In turn, this has become a collective response to meeting the needs of our children and developing our own resilient solution within our community.