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Boasting over more than a billion daily active users, Facebook is a social media force. That's good news for nonprofits since FB uses its power to promote charitable giving.
Facebook has pushed out fundraising calls-to-action for every social cause from disease prevention to disaster relief, and even Amber Alerts.
Facebook eliminated as many barriers as possible to charitable giving right inside Facebook. Two tools are helping. They are “Fundraisers” and the “Donate Button.”
If your nonprofit has not yet used Facebook to raise money, think about how you might use these two Facebook fundraising features.
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Fundraisers on Facebook
Online fundraising professionals know that you need four things to successfully raise funds online:
An ask that is timely, specific, and compelling.
Visuals — ideally an eye-catching, emotional video — to tell a story and inspire action.
An incredibly easy-to-use fundraising platform.
An easy way for donors to ask their peers for donations.
Fundraisers on Facebook will do all of this in one central location.
Your supporters can set up a dedicated page to raise money from their peers for your cause right on Facebook.
When FB users “join” a Fundraiser on Facebook, they can keep up with the progress of a campaign and get updates from your charity. For charities, this simplifies managing a peer-to-peer campaign on FB.
Nonprofits can update donors with photos and videos, and accept donations right within Facebook.
The best part of this new feature is that all the information about a fundraising campaign is in one place, rather than spread out across the News Feed or on an external website.
Fundraisers on Facebook keeps your supporters and donors where they want to be — within Facebook — with no need to click out to another site. It makes the experience seamless.
When donors provide their credit card information, they can make a gift on the Fundraiser page, and then spread the word to their Facebook friends with just a tap.
Shared posts on Facebook also feature a Donate button linking to your campaign, thus multiplying its reach and bringing in more donors. Fundraisers on FB works seamlessly with the Facebook Donate Button.
Facebook Donate Button
The Donate button has been available to qualifying nonprofits on Facebook since 2013, but now it has become more useful than ever.
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What is the best feature of the Donate button? Users can make a donation to a cause they care about without ever leaving Facebook. And the button appears on your supporters' peer-to-peer pages when they fundraise for you
Making the FB donate button even more useful is that if users link their credit card to their FB account, it only takes a few taps to make a secure donation the next time.
To create a fundraiser for a charitable organization, click here or follow these steps:
Click fundraiser heart coin Fundraisers in the left menu of your News Feed. You may need to click See More.
Click + Raise Money.
Select Nonprofit or Charity.
Select a charitable organization, fill in the fundraiser details and choose a cover photo.
Click Create.
Note: Administrators of nonprofit Pages can also create fundraisers using the same directions
To create a personal fundraiser for yourself, a friend on Facebook or someone or something not on Facebook click here or follow these steps:
Click fundraiser heart coin Fundraisers in the left menu of your News Feed. You may need to click See More.
Click + Raise Money.
Select Yourself, Personal Cause or Someone or something not on Facebook.
Select a category.
Fill in the fundraiser details and choose a cover photo.
Click Create.
Keep in mind that you must be at least 18 years old to create a personal fundraiser.
Donation and fundraising features on Facebook aren't available in every area. Learn which countries or regions can currently make donations or create personal fundraisers and nonprofit fundraisers on Facebook.





The ability to keep users on Facebook when making their donation is critical to the success of these new tools.
No Fees for Nonprofits
When someone donates through the donate button, using their credit card, Facebook will be listed on that donor's credit card statement. FB sends reports to charities that provide the name of a donor and their email address (if provided).
FB charges no fees for processing the donation. Nonprofits receive 100% of each donation.
To apply for these applications, visit Facebook's donate page. There is also a useful list of Q&As you should read.
What Nonprofits Should Do to Use Facebook’s Donation Tools
Facebook releases new features frequently, so nonprofits need to have a strategy before jumping in. Also, don’t expect immediate results.
These new tools could be hard at first if you have not built up an engaged, active community of Facebook fans.
If your charity is a Facebook newbie, you might consider trying out paid advertising on FB to start building up a fanbase. Also, sharpen your knowledge of the kinds of posts that work best on FB.
It takes determination and dynamic content using photos, videos, and good stories to be successful on Facebook.
Also, keep in mind that FB is a third party system. You don't own it. And it isn't like having your own system to process donations online.
Nevertheless, Facebook's fundraising applications can and probably should be part of your overall fundraising strategy.
Follow Nonprofits on Facebook for updates on these and other features, as well as best practices and case studies of nonprofits successfully using Facebook to raise awareness and funds.

Today we’re introducing Facebook Pay, which will provide people with a convenient, secure and consistent payment experience across Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp.
People already use payments across our apps to shop, donate to causes and send money to each other. Facebook Pay will make these transactions easier while continuing to ensure your payment information is secure and protected.
With Facebook Pay you can:
Add your preferred payment method once then use Facebook Pay where available to make payments and purchases on our apps, instead of having to re-enter your payment information each time
Set up Facebook Pay app-by-app, or choose to set it up for use across apps (where available) — that means we won’t automatically set up Facebook Pay across the apps you are active on, unless you choose to do so
View payment history, manage payment methods and update your settings in one place
Get real-time customer support via live chat in the US (and in more places around the world in the future)
Clearly understand which payment services are part of Facebook
Facebook Pay will begin rolling out on Facebook and Messenger this week in the US for fundraisers, in-game purchases, event tickets, person-to-person payments on Messenger and purchases from select Pages and businesses on Facebook Marketplace. And over time, we plan to bring Facebook Pay to more people and places, including for use across Instagram and WhatsApp.



How It Works
You can start using Facebook Pay on Facebook or Messenger with just a few taps:
Go to “Settings” > “Facebook Pay” on the Facebook app or website
Add a payment method
The next time you make a payment, use Facebook Pay
Once Facebook Pay is available on WhatsApp and Instagram, you’ll be able to set it up directly within each app.
Facebook Pay supports most major credit and debit cards as well as PayPal. Payments are processed in partnership with companies like PayPal, Stripe and others around the world. Facebook Pay is built on existing financial infrastructure and partnerships, and is separate from the Calibra wallet which will run on the Libra network. (Update on December 1, 2020 at 6:05AM PT: Calibra is now called Novi, and Libra is now called Diem.)
Facebook Pay experience in Messenger
Security and Protection for Payments
Facebook has offered trusted payment experiences since 2007, and we’ve processed more than $2 billion in donations alone since we launched our first fundraising tools in 2015.
With Facebook Pay, we’re continuing to invest in security. We designed Facebook Pay to securely store and encrypt your card and bank account numbers, perform anti-fraud monitoring on our systems to detect unauthorized activity and provide notifications for account activity. You can also add a PIN or use your device biometrics, such as touch or face ID recognition, for an extra layer of security when sending money or making a payment. Facebook does not receive or store your device’s biometric information. Learn more about Facebook Pay privacy.


What’s Next
Facebook Pay is part of our ongoing work to make commerce more convenient, accessible and secure for people on our apps. And in doing so, we believe we can help businesses grow and empower people everywhere to buy and sell things online. We’ll continue to develop Facebook Pay and look for ways to make it even more valuable for people on our apps.
For more information, visit pay.facebook.com.