5 Paypal Donation Plugins for WordPress

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Whether you need the money to keep your WordPress site running or you offer something for free and would like to offer your viewers a chance to donate, PayPal plugins are an excellent tool to receive donations.

WordPress PayPal Donation Plugin – This plugin allows you to create a donations page or post where you give your readers the ability to make donations in any amount they wish. This is very useful for blogs that offer free software or other goodies.

WordPress PayPal Donation – This is a very customizable WordPress plugin that is designed to allow you to put the PayPal button wherever you want. It comes with easy to use [PayPal] smart tag as well for individual posts.

Simple PayPal Donate – This is more of a tutorial on how to integrate the PayPal button onto your WordPress site. It allows you to bypass the need to install a plugin and work it through the actual process that is meant for PayPal donation buttons.

PayPal Donations – This allows you to add a PayPal shortcode that is easy to use for posts and other pages within your WordPress blog. It is useful for any blog that needs donations for any reason.

PayPal Donation Shortcode – Uses the [paypal] shortcode smart tag that allows you to place your PayPal donation button. You can edit nearly everything with this plugin for your button and how it functions as well.

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Comments (2)

I’m looking for a PayPal donation plugin for WordPress that allows me to capture specific required donor reporting information in addition to the donation processing function. For instance, for political campaigns we are required to obtain employer and occupation information to match with every donation. To this point I’ve experienced a real challenge with appending this information on PayPal processes. Any ideas?

Hi Andrew, I think PayPal can’t be your conduit for this extra information. Rather the extra information must be collected on your wordpress site and retrieved in reports on the wordpress site. Then you somehow match those reports to paypal reports.

Take a look at this plug-in,
http://www.nonprofitcms.org/2010/12/wordpress-donate-plugin/
although I have not tried it out. I think it may not allow one to add additional and mandatory fields for data entry.
Hope this helps,
Rich

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