Donation fundraising for mosques

With Donoor, create a free account in 5 minutes, generate your personalised QR codes and display them in the mosque. Worshippers scan and give instantly by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. You track everything in real time from your dashboard.

Yes, Donoor is 100% free for mosques. No subscription, no commission. The only fees are bank charges (1.5% + €0.25), usually covered by donors.

Yes, approved religious organisations (1905 law, religious declaration) can issue tax receipts (CERFA). Once your mosque has activated the service (sworn declaration, signed mandate), Donoor automatically generates and emails tax receipts to each donor, with no action required on your part.

Create a dedicated Ramadan fundraiser on Donoor, set a fundraising goal and share the link or QR code with your community. Worshippers can give their sadaqa, zakat or iftar directly online.

Yes, provided it is paid to a religious organisation (1905 law) or a general-interest organisation approved to issue tax receipts. The donation then qualifies for a 66% tax reduction of its amount, within the limit of 20% of taxable income (article 200 of the Code général des impôts). The mosque must have activated the tax receipt service on Donoor so that the CERFA receipt is sent automatically to the donor.

Zakat is the obligatory almsgiving: it amounts to around 2.5% of wealth above a minimum threshold (nisab), paid once a year. Sadaqa is a voluntary donation of any amount, which can be made at any time. Sadaqa Jariya refers to a donation whose benefit continues over time (a well, a school, mosque works). All three can qualify for a tax receipt if the beneficiary organisation is approved.

Yes, if it is constituted as a registered religious organisation (1905 law), or as a general-interest organisation (1901 law) whose purpose is eligible. These structures can issue a CERFA tax receipt (form 11580) giving the donor a 66% tax reduction. A simple 1901-law association without recognised general-interest status cannot issue tax receipts.

Create a Zakat al-Fitr fundraiser on Donoor and share the QR code or link with your community before the end of Ramadan. Worshippers make their fixed donation in seconds by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. You track the total raised in real time from your dashboard, which makes redistribution before the Eid prayer easier.

Donoor is 100% free for mosques: no subscription, no platform commission. The only fees are bank charges, namely 1.5% + €0.25 per card transaction, usually covered by donors. Funds are paid directly into the organisation's bank account, never passing through Donoor.

Yes. Any mosque can collect online donations with Donoor (QR codes, fundraisers, payment links), whether or not it is approved to issue tax receipts. The CERFA tax receipt is an option that can only be activated by approved religious or general-interest organisations; without approval, collection works as normal but donations are not tax-deductible.