How It Works
How a campaign gets built
No sales call. No setup fee. Your own Stripe account holds the money — we never touch it.
Start to finish
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Create your organization
Tell us who you're raising for — a church, a steppers set, a family reunion, a scholarship fund, a mutual-aid circle. Takes about two minutes. You don't need a 501(c)(3) to start; if you have one, you'll certify it here.
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Connect your own Stripe account
This is the step that makes the $0 promise true. You link (or create) your own Stripe account through a short, secure Stripe form. From that point on, every gift goes straight into YOUR account — MrsTubs never holds, routes, or touches the money.
Stripe asks for your legal name, your bank details, and — for 501(c)(3) organizations — your EIN.
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3
Publish a campaign
Set a title, a goal (optional — some campaigns run open-ended), a photo, and a short story of what the money is for. Suggested amounts are optional too. You can save a draft and come back.
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Share it
One link. Post it, text it, put it in the bulletin, drop it in the group chat. Every campaign gets a shareable page and a QR code for print — a flyer, a program, a table tent.
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5
Money lands in your bank
Gifts settle on Stripe's normal payout schedule — the same schedule any Stripe account runs on, whether that's daily, weekly, or however you've set it up.
MrsTubs doesn't hold a balance, doesn't run a separate payout day, and doesn't sit between you and your bank.
What a donor sees
A donor taps your link, picks an amount (or types their own), and pays with a card in under a minute — no account required.
They can add an optional tip to MrsTubs.com at checkout, it is never pre-selected, and a receipt lands in their inbox right after.
No demo, no sales call
Connect Stripe and see for yourself. Nothing on this page needs a conversation with us first, and there is no step where MrsTubs asks for your bank details — Stripe does that, on Stripe's own form.