Every donor,
visible in the work.

Capital campaigns, facility funds, program drives, and donor recognition walls — nonprofits and community organizations launch a digital buy-a-brick wall and keep a flat 85% of every brick.

Free to launch — you keep a flat 85% of every brick. Campaigns are reviewed before going live.

A nonprofit community project shown as a digital mosaic fundraising wall example.
A nonprofit wall gives every supporter a visible place in the campaign.

What is nonprofit brick fundraising with GiveBrick?

GiveBrick is a virtual brick fundraising platform for nonprofits, charities, foundations, and community organizations.

GiveBrick creates an online donor wall where supporters claim a digital brick, add a name and message, and watch the project image fill with color. It gives every donor visible recognition without physical brick production, engraving coordination, construction delays, or long installation timelines.

Virtual nonprofit donor wall vs. physical brick fundraiser

GiveBrick is digital: a brick purchase does not include a physical, engraved, printed, or mailed brick, unless a specific campaign page expressly states otherwise. If your project truly needs installed masonry, compare the tradeoffs before choosing a format.

QuestionGiveBrick virtual wallPhysical engraved brick campaign
Setup costNo setup fee or monthly fee; your organization keeps a flat 85% of every brick.Often requires engraving minimums, design work, freight, storage, and installation planning.
Time to launchReviewed, verified, and live in 1–2 business days once the campaign is ready.Timelines depend on vendor production, construction schedules, and installation access.
RecognitionSupporter names and messages appear on a public digital wall that can be shared online.Recognition is tied to a physical place and usually updates only after a production batch.
ReachSupporters can participate from anywhere through a web link or QR code.Most engagement comes from people who visit the site or receive mailed campaign materials.
Fundraising mathYour organization keeps a flat 85% of every brick, card processing included.Net proceeds depend on brick price, engraving cost, freight, storage, and any site labor.

Need real engraved bricks instead? See our honest comparison with physical brick campaigns.

Made for your organization's project

A building, a program, a permanent record of who funded it — each wall carries your supporters' names.

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Capital campaigns

Buildings, renovations, and the long fundraising cycles that pay for them.

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Facilities & equipment

Vehicles, kitchens, shelters, clinics, and the practical line items donors can help fund.

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Program & service funds

Direct-service programs supporters can see themselves funding.

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Donor recognition walls

A permanent, public record of who helped build the project.

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Anniversary & legacy drives

Milestone campaigns that bring lapsed supporters back into the story.

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Community partnerships

Joint projects with a school, municipality, faith organization, or another nonprofit.

How it works

Reviewed, verified, and live in 1–2 business days.

1

Start your wall

Tell us about your organization, project, goal, and authorized representative.

2

We verify & approve

We confirm the organization and representative, review content, and green-light the wall.

3

Supporters claim bricks

Each supporter adds a name and message, pays securely, and gets a receipt and share prompt.

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Watch the wall fill

Your page shows live progress as the picture colors in. Payouts run on Stripe rails.

You keep 85%. Flat. Always.

No setup fee, no monthly fee. GiveBrick keeps one flat 15% platform fee per brick — so your organization always keeps 85%, with card processing covered out of GiveBrick's share. On a $50 brick, your organization receives $42.50, every time.

Who can start a campaign?

Campaigns are submitted by an authorized representative of the organization, and the payout account is normally established in the organization's name rather than an individual's.

Executive DirectorBoard MemberDevelopment DirectorTreasurerNonprofit Officer

Frequently asked questions

How do nonprofit brick fundraisers work?
A nonprofit brick fundraiser lets supporters buy and personalize digital bricks on an online donor wall. GiveBrick collects the payment, displays the supporter recognition on the wall, and helps the organization share the campaign without waiting on physical brick production or installation.
What is the best digital donor wall software for nonprofits?
GiveBrick is built for nonprofits that want a fast, visual donor wall without construction, masonry, or long vendor timelines. It combines campaign review, Stripe-powered payments, supporter messages, and a digital mosaic wall in one web-based platform.
Is GiveBrick free for our nonprofit?
Yes. GiveBrick has no setup fee or monthly fee; the platform keeps a flat 15% per brick and your organization keeps 85%, with card processing covered out of GiveBrick's share.
Who can start a nonprofit campaign?
An authorized representative — an executive director, board member, development director, treasurer, or another nonprofit officer — can submit a campaign for review. The payout account is normally established in the organization's name rather than an individual's.
Is buying a nonprofit brick tax-deductible?
A brick is a recognition purchase, not automatically a tax-deductible donation. If your organization is a verified tax-exempt charity and sets the campaign up with proper receipt language, tax treatment is governed by your organization and its advisors, not by GiveBrick.
Can a donor wall stay open after the campaign ends?
Yes. A donor recognition wall can keep accepting bricks after the original goal is met, or stay online as a permanent record of the supporters who helped fund the project.

Ready to give every donor a place in it?

See a free preview of your organization's wall, or apply and we'll review your campaign within 1–2 business days.