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This service is currently being used by our local church to fundraise by having a qr-code that is printed on fliers in the church and on publications related to the church.

I have no doubt that this is a viable service and is used by many, including charities, to raise funds. The question I have is "why is it so difficult to find out how much it costs and how much can you expect from a donation?". Making a search for this directly it can be found and it is not much different from other services. In fact it is competative with other services and is quite reasonable.

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How much does it cost?

The goodthyngs website says:

" Eligible charities can use Good Thyngs for free. When a donation is received, a 2.5% fee will be deducted by Stripe or PayPal, in addition to their own payment processing charges (currently around 1.4% + 20p). This means that a £10 gift will result in a net donation to your charity of roughly £9.41, or £11.91 if the donor makes a valid Gift Aid declaration. By way of comparison, the same £10 donated via JustGiving would result in a net donation of only £11.74. "

Charity Fund Raising

Thyngs is used by Macmillan to fund raise for the popular coffee mornings

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