A better donate page for your Chabad house.
GiveKit upgrades the ChabadOne donate page you already have. Chai amounts, smart monthly asks, and a checkout that remembers your donors. Same payments, same receipts, and we set it up for you the same day.
Running live on Chabad of Jacksonville Town Center.
Same page. A lot more giving.
Drag across to see the stock ChabadOne donate page turn into GiveKit. Same page, same address, same form underneath.
Two clean steps. No wall of fields.
Step one is just the gift. Step two slides in wide over the photo, with details on the left, payment on the right and the gift summary up top.
- A smooth slide between steps, and a Change link that brings them right back.
- Clear errors right under the field that needs fixing, not a pop-up.
- Every payment option you already offer: card, PayPal, check and donor advised funds.
Round up to the next chai.
When someone types an amount that isn't a multiple of 18, GiveKit offers to round it up to the next one, and tells them what it means.
- $100 becomes $108, six times chai. $250 becomes $252. One tap, no typing.
- Every chai amount is labeled on the buttons and under the total, so the meaning is right there.
- Only when it helps. It never pushes a donor more than a small step up.
Six times chai.
Your amounts, your labels.
Every amount is yours to choose, with a separate set for one-time and monthly giving. Give any of them a label that shows donors what their gift does.
- Fully custom amounts, as many as you like, in any order, with your own default.
- Different amounts for monthly, because $18 a month and $180 once are very different asks.
- A label on any amount, like Sponsors a Shabbos dinner or Chai Club. Amounts without one still get their chai label.
Three chances to go monthly.
Monthly donors are the steadiest income a Chabad house has. GiveKit asks at three natural moments, each sized to the gift the donor already chose.
- Before they pick: a Give once or Monthly switch, with monthly amounts of their own and the yearly total spelled out.
- Right after they commit: one line in the gift summary. Give $180 once? Make it $36 a month instead.
- Just before they pay: a simple Make it monthly switch next to the Donate button.
- And once more after: the thank-you page offers monthly giving too. More on that below.
Choosing the gift
Double chai. $432 over a year.
In the gift summary
Next to the Donate button
It remembers your donors.
Giving again should take seconds. GiveKit keeps a returning donor's details on their own device, and picks up a half-finished gift right where they left it.
- Welcome back, Sarah. Returning donors are greeted by name, with a one-tap repeat of their last gift.
- Already filled in. Name, email, phone and address are ready, so all they add is payment.
- Pick up where you left off. Everything they type is saved as they go. Got interrupted? Next visit, one tap finishes the gift.
- Private by design. Saved only in the donor's own browser, with a Not Sarah? Start fresh link. Card details are never saved.
Add-ons at checkout.
Offer a few small extras right where people are already giving. They're one tap, completely optional, and added to the gift.
- Your choice of extras: challah for this week's Shabbos dinner, a Kiddush, a holiday package, anything.
- Change them anytime, for a holiday, a campaign or just this week.
- Clearly recorded. The add-ons are listed on the gift in ChabadOne, so you know exactly what to prepare.
Add something extra
Ask for what you need.
Add your own questions to the donate page, right in the flow. Every answer comes through with the gift, so you never have to chase anyone for details.
- Any kind of field: short text, a dropdown, a checkbox, a date.
- Required or optional, and only on the pages where you want them.
- Ideas: a dedication, a Hebrew name, which program to support, a child's class, a yahrzeit date.
A few more details
Custom fields
More ways to give, right there.
A one-time gift is the start of a relationship. GiveKit puts your other giving options under the donate form, so the next step is always one tap away.
- Your programs: a Chai Club, Shabbos sponsorships, planned giving, a building fund. Whatever you run.
- Smaller links too, for things like yahrzeit plaques or memorial boards.
- Shown again on the thank-you page, when donors feel most connected.
Dedicate a yahrzeit plaque
A thank-you page that keeps giving.
The stock receipt is a dead end. GiveKit turns it into the warmest page on your site, at the moment a donor feels closest to your Chabad house.
- Thank you, Sarah. A personal thank-you by name, above the receipt.
- Make it monthly with one tap. It opens the donate page already set to $36 a month and filled in. All they add is payment.
- More ways to be part of it. Your Chai Club, Shabbos sponsorships and more, right on the receipt.
- Tell a friend. Share your donate page by WhatsApp, email or a copied link.
- Remembered for next time, so their next gift starts with Welcome back.
Thank you, Sarah.
Your gift to Chabad of Anytown went through. A receipt is on its way to your email.
More ways to be part of it
Links that go straight to checkout.
Make a link with the amount, monthly or one-time, and even the donor's name and email already filled in. They open it, add a card, and tap Donate.
- Pledges: send Mark a link for the $180 a month he promised at the dinner.
- Campaigns: one link per appeal, with the amount and category set.
- Anywhere: text, WhatsApp, email, a QR code on a table card.
- Card details are never in the link. Only what you choose to fill in.
Make it yours.
GiveKit matches your site, not ours. Tap a color to see the same page in a different Chabad house's colors.
Made for phones first.
Most donors give from their phone. Every screen is built for a thumb: big tap targets, the Give button always in reach, nothing to pinch or zoom.
One dashboard. Set it once.
We set everything up with you. After that you'll only open the GiveKit dashboard when you want to change something, and it's written in plain words, not code.
- Amounts, labels, colors, add-ons, custom fields and links in one place.
- Turn features on or off, like the chai round-up or the monthly asks.
- Changes go live in a minute on your donate page.
- Or just tell us and we'll do it for you.
Donate page
Live on chabadofanytown.orgBuilt on what you already have.
GiveKit is a layer on top of your ChabadOne donate page, not a replacement. The form underneath, and everything it connects to, stays exactly the same.
Your payments
Credit card, PayPal, check and donor advised funds all run through ChabadOne, just like today.
Your records
Every gift lands in ChabadOne with the same receipts and donor data. Nothing to reconcile.
Your fields
Categories and any custom fields you've added carry right over into the new layout.
No card storage
Card details go straight to ChabadOne's checkout. GiveKit never sees or saves them.
Join the free beta.
GiveKit is new, and we're opening it to a small group of Chabad houses first. Join now and it's free. We set it up on your site the same day. You tell us what breaks and what you'd love to see.
Beta sites keep GiveKit free, even after we start charging.
During the beta, and after it for beta sites.
- The full GiveKit donate flow and thank-you page
- Same-day setup, done for you on your ChabadOne site
- Your colors, amounts, add-ons and links
- Support and fixes, including if ChabadOne changes something
- New features and pages as they launch
- A direct line to us for bugs and ideas
More features coming.
The donate page is the start. These are next, and beta sites get them first.
Micro fundraisers
A quick page for one specific need, with a goal, the amount raised so far and how many people gave. Share it, and watch it fill.
A first pair of tefillin for a bar mitzvah boy
Sponsor a Shabbos
A calendar of upcoming Shabbos dinners and Kiddushes, showing which weeks are sponsored and which are still open.
Chai Club
A membership page for monthly givers, with a member count that grows in front of everyone.
Living legacy
A simple, dignified page for including your Chabad house in a will or estate plan.
Questions
Is GiveKit really free?
Yes, during the beta. And Chabad houses that join the beta keep GiveKit free after we start charging. In return, we'd love to hear about any bugs and ideas.
How does setup work?
You give us developer access to your ChabadOne site, and we install GiveKit for you, usually the same day. We set your colors, amounts and links, and test the whole flow on your site before anyone sees it.
Do I need a new payment processor or account?
No. Gifts go through your existing ChabadOne donate form and processor, exactly as they do now. GiveKit only changes how the page looks and guides the donor.
Will my donations still show up in ChabadOne?
Yes. Every gift is submitted by ChabadOne's own form, so receipts, reports and donor records are the same as today. Add-ons are added to the gift and noted on the record.
What happens if ChabadOne updates their template?
We keep an eye on it and fix anything that changes, usually before you'd notice. And if GiveKit ever fails to load, your page simply shows the standard ChabadOne form, so donations never stop.
Is it safe? Do you see card numbers?
Card details are typed into ChabadOne's own fields and go straight to their secure checkout. GiveKit never stores or sends card information anywhere. The only things remembered are a returning donor's name and contact details, on their own device, so the form can fill itself in next time.
Does it work with PayPal and donor advised funds?
Yes. Every payment option on your current page keeps working, including PayPal, checks and donor advised funds.
Can I change amounts, colors or add-ons later?
Anytime, in your GiveKit dashboard. Or just tell us and we'll do it.
What if I want to stop?
Tell us and we'll remove it. Your donate page goes straight back to the standard ChabadOne page. No contracts.
Give your donors a better way to give.
Join the free beta. Tell us your site, and GiveKit can be live on your donate page today.
Join the free beta