Campaign Tools
A progress graphic and QR code for your fundraiser — works for any platform.
QR code is generated by a free third-party service (api.qrserver.com) — if the "Download" button opens a new tab instead of saving, right-click the image and choose "Save image as."
Embed a Boost Board widget on your own site
Paste this into any site that accepts an <iframe> to show a live list of campaigns that need support — updated daily, no maintenance required.
Common fundraising platforms
Boost Board doesn't require any specific platform — bring whichever one you're already using. This is just a plain reference, not an endorsement of any one over another.
GoFundMe
Donation-based, widely used for personal and medical fundraisers. No reward tiers required.
Indiegogo / Kickstarter
Reward-based, built for products and creative projects rather than personal needs — usually not the right fit for an individual crisis fundraiser, but common for community projects.
Venmo / CashApp / PayPal.me
Direct payment handles, no campaign page or story attached. Lowest setup effort — Boost Board accepts these as-is, including right here on this page.
Ko-fi / GiveSendGo / Fundly
Smaller donation-based platforms, similar in spirit to GoFundMe with different fee structures — worth comparing if fees are a concern.
Gumroad
Built for selling digital products or creative work directly, but also commonly used as a simple way to accept direct support — worth including if that's what someone's already set up.
Fees, payout times, and identity verification requirements vary and change — check each platform's own site for current details rather than relying on this page for that. A longer version of this reference is also on the Blog.