Name your donors, then write back by tier.

The donors who want to be listed appear on a page nobody hand-builds. When there is news, each tier of givers gets the update written for it.

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Donor wall 184 donors

Listed by the donors who chose to be.

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Updates go out tier by tier

Illustrative experience

Donors choose how they are listed
A wall built from the entries
One send per tier of givers

The finished experience

Opted-in donors on the wall. Relevant updates in their inbox.

Donors who consent appear on the wall, and your team can send an update to a selected tier of givers.

A good fit for
Nonprofits, clubs and campaigns running more than one appeal a year.

1

Ask how they want to appear

Add an unchecked choice asking permission to appear publicly, a display name, and an optional support message. Collect payments through your configured payment add-on and feed.

Gravity Forms
2

Publish the wall

Configure Entry Blocks to include only entries whose publication consent is checked. Select only the display name, message and other fields the donor agreed to publish; if the wall represents completed gifts, filter for the corresponding payment status too.

GP Entry Blocks
3

Write back one tier at a time

Email the people who submitted the form, with conditional logic narrowing each send to the amounts that update was written for.

GP Email Users

Written up, step by step

Accept Donations on Your WordPress Site with Gravity Forms Tutorials · July 2023 Accept donations in WordPress with Gravity Forms – customize donation forms, add payment gateways, and integrate with other platforms. Read the tutorial

What you’ll need.

Start with Gravity Forms. Add the capabilities this solution needs, then make the experience your own.

GP Entry Blocks

Renders a donor wall using your explicit consent and payment-status filters, with only the public fields you select.

Explore GP Entry Blocks

GP Email Users

Emails the people behind the entries, with conditional logic deciding which donors each send goes to.

Explore GP Email Users

Before you start

A donation form with an unchecked publication-consent choice, and a page for the wall.
To collect money in the form: an official payment add-on, its connected gateway account, and a configured payment feed.
Configure and test the Entry Blocks consent filter, public fields and any completed-payment filter before publishing the wall.

Get this built.

A plan covers how many of our plugins you run at once, and on how many sites. Here is what this one needs.

Required

GP Entry BlocksPerks
GP Email UsersPerks

Gravity Perks Advanced $169 /year

2 perks need Advanced or above — on up to 3 sites.

See plans for this solution

Every plan renews at the same price, and you can upgrade any time for the difference.

Make it fit
your project.

Can a donor stay anonymous?

Leave publication consent unchecked by default, then configure the wall to include only checked entries. That privacy behavior comes from your form and block filters, not an Entry Blocks default. A donor who opts in can choose the permitted display name; keep contact and payment details off the wall.

Do the amounts have to show?

No. The wall carries only the fields you put on it, so the amount can stay on the entry where the tier filter still reads it.

Can donors change their own listing later?

Only donors with an account on your site: front-end editing belongs to the entry's owner, or to a role you grant the capability. For an anonymous gift, you make the change.