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Who it's for

MrsTubs for foundations

Grantmaking organizations and endowments.

A foundation's giving usually arrives through people it already knows, and it still needs a page to send them to.

What a campaign looks like here

  • A named fund
  • A campaign for one grantee
  • An endowment campaign

Each campaign keeps its own record of what came in, and the money lands in the organization's own Stripe account.

Why it fits

A foundation can run more than one campaign at a time, each with its own page and its own link, so a named fund is somewhere a family can be sent rather than a line item explained on a call.

What it costs, and what we check

MrsTubs does not have one price for a church and another for a shelter. There is one and it covers every organization on this site.

If an organization certifies it is a 501(c)(3), a MrsTubs administrator reviews that certification against its EIN and IRS records before the organization is marked verified. Until that review clears, its receipts tell donors the gift is not tax-deductible. We check what we were given on the day we checked it, we do not monitor afterwards, and we check nothing else about any organization here.

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