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If you are in EU/Ukraine make sure you have 2-5 currencies for your PayPal account.
+EURO
+US $
+GBP
( that means, that you can convert the currencies later for yourself and send to your bank account, it's much cheaper then PayPal always converts itself; -4%)

Set up PayPal for your nonprofit: Create a business account, verify as a charity (paypal.com/charity), enable 3–5 currencies. Low fees (1.99% + $0.35) for charities, PayPal-to-PayPal often cheapest. Details: paypal.com/business/paypal-business-fees ad the detailed steps Setting Up PayPal for Your Nonprofit: Detailed Steps Setting up a PayPal account for your nonprofit allows you to accept donations securely and efficiently, with benefits like low processing fees for verified charities and integration with platforms like Facebook or GoFundMe. The process involves creating a business account, verifying your charity status, and configuring additional features like multi-currency support. Based on PayPal's official guidelines, here's a comprehensive, step-by-step guide. This typically takes 1–3 business days for verification, but full enrollment (e.g., in PayPal Giving Fund) may take up to a week. Prerequisites Before starting, gather these documents and details for a smooth process: Nonprofit verification: IRS determination letter (for U.S. 501(c)(3) organizations), EIN (Employer Identification Number), or equivalent tax-exempt proof from your country's regulator (e.g., Charity Commission for UK charities). Account holder info: Personal details of an authorized representative (e.g., executive director or treasurer), including government-issued ID (passport, driver's license). Business info: Nonprofit's legal name, address, phone, email, and website. Bank details: U.S. bank account (routing and account numbers) for payouts; international nonprofits may need additional verification. Eligibility check: Ensure your organization qualifies (e.g., 501(c)(3) public charity, religious institution, or equivalent). Visit PayPal's eligibility page for details. Step 1: Create a PayPal Business Account Go to paypal.com and click Sign Up in the top-right corner. Select your country/language, then choose Business Account (not Personal or Premier, as those are for individuals). Enter your email address and create a strong password. Provide basic business information: Business type: Select Nonprofit Organization. Business name: Enter your nonprofit's legal name. EIN or tax ID: Input your organization's EIN. Add contact details (address, phone) and agree to the terms. Link and confirm a bank account or debit/credit card for verification (PayPal will make small deposits to confirm ownership—takes 1–3 days). Once set up, log in to your new account at paypal.com/business. This creates the foundation for accepting donations. If you already have a Personal account, upgrade it to Business via the settings menu. Step 2: Verify Your Account as a Charity (PayPal Confirmed Charity Status) Verification unlocks low fees and access to PayPal Giving Fund. This is done automatically during signup if you select "Nonprofit," but complete it fully: Log in to your PayPal Business account. Go to Account Settings > Account Access > Business Information (or search for "Confirm Charity" in the help center). Select the checkbox: This nonprofit is a registered charity. Upload required documents: Proof of nonprofit status (e.g., IRS 501(c)(3) letter). Proof of identity for the account holder and any authorized users (e.g., ID scans). Optional: Additional docs like articles of incorporation if requested. Provide bank details to link your nonprofit's account for receiving funds. Submit for review. PayPal will verify with regulators (e.g., IRS for U.S. orgs)—expect an email confirmation within 3–5 business days. If issues arise, check for outstanding requests in your account dashboard or contact PayPal support at 1-888-221-1161 (U.S.). Once approved, you'll get "PayPal Confirmed Charity (PPCC)" status, making you eligible for reduced rates and automatic enrollment in PayPal Giving Fund (an IRS-registered 501(c)(3) that passes 100% of donations to your org). Special Note for California Nonprofits: After confirmation, complete the PayPal Giving Fund enrollment form via email link (required for CA-based orgs). Step 3: Enable 3–5 Currencies for International Donations PayPal supports over 25 currencies, but you must enable them to accept/hold funds in multiple ones. This is ideal for global donors. Log in to your verified Business account. Go to Wallet > Currencies (or Tools > Multi-Currency). Click Manage Currencies and select Add Currency. Choose 3–5 currencies based on your donor base (e.g., USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD for broad coverage). For each: Link a bank account in that currency (or use PayPal's balance conversion). Enable "Hold balance in this currency" to avoid auto-conversion fees. Set your primary currency (e.g., USD) under Account Settings > Money, Banks, and Cards. Test by sending a small donation in a secondary currency via PayPal's sandbox (developer tools). International donations add a 1.50% cross-border fee on top of domestic rates, but verified charities get the lowest overall costs. Step 4: Set Up Donation Buttons and Fundraising Tools In your account, go to Tools > PayPal Buttons > Donate Button. Customize: Add your nonprofit's logo, description, suggested amounts, and currency options. Generate code to embed on your website, email, or social media. For advanced features: Integrate with Facebook/Instagram (via PayPal Giving Fund) or eBay for auctions. Enable recurring donations under Subscriptions & Recurring Payments. Step 5: Review and Optimize Fees PayPal offers special low rates for verified charities (1.99% + fixed fee for domestic charity transactions), which is lower than standard business rates (2.89% + fixed fee). PayPal-to-PayPal transfers (e.g., friends/family donations) are often free or the cheapest option—no fees if marked as "personal." Here's a quick comparison of key fees for verified charity accounts (domestic transactions; international adds 1.50%): | Transaction Type | Rate | Fixed Fee (USD Example) | Notes | |------------------|------|--------------------------|-------| | Receiving Donations (Standard) | 2.89% | $0.49 | Applies if not verified as charity. | | Receiving Charity Transactions | 1.99% | $0.49 | For verified orgs; lowest for donations via buttons/checkout. | | Sending Donations | 0% | $0 | No fee for outbound transfers. | | PayPal-to-PayPal (Personal) | 0% | $0 | Cheapest for direct donor transfers; mark as "friends/family." | | Card Payments (e.g., Virtual Terminal) | 2.19–2.69% | $0.29–$0.49 | Varies by service; interchange++ option available. | Full details and currency-specific fixed fees are available on PayPal's fee page. Fees are non-refundable and exclude currency conversion (2.5–4%). Step 6: Test and Launch Make a test donation to your account (use a separate email). Confirm funds appear in your balance and withdraw to bank. Monitor via Reports > Transaction History. Promote: Share your PayPal donate link on your site/social channels. Common Tips and Troubleshooting Security: Use two-factor authentication and limit user permissions for multiple staff. Payouts: Funds are available immediately but held 21 days for new accounts. Support: Contact PayPal Nonprofit specialists at 1-855-477-5679 or via help center. Alternatives if Needed: If PayPal doesn't fit, consider Stripe for Nonprofits (similar setup, 2.2% + $0.30 rates). For the most up-to-date info, visit PayPal's Nonprofit Guide. If your nonprofit is outside the U.S., steps may vary slightly—check your local PayPal site. Ready to start? Head to paypal.com and sign up today!

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Setting Up PayPal for Your Nonprofit: Detailed Steps
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Setting up a PayPal account for your nonprofit allows you to accept donations securely and efficiently, with benefits like low processing fees for verified charities

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Since 2022, Russia has seized Western companies worth >$100B (McDonald’s, IKEA, Renault, etc.) — written off, no consequences!
Now Belgium blocks using frozen Russian central bank assets (€185B) to help Ukraine — scared of lawsuits & protecting its own cash.

Since 2022, Russia has seized Western companies worth >$100B (McDonald’s, IKEA, Renault, etc.) — written off, no consequences!
Now Belgium blocks using frozen Russian central bank assets (€185B) to help Ukraine — scared of lawsuits & protecting its own cash.

Commander Magyar of the Unmanned Systems Forces confirms overnight strikes hit 10 key Russian infrastructure targets, including a major oil refinery in Saratov and a network of high‑voltage power substations stretching from Luhansk to Rostov.

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The Witkoff/Russia Scandal is Not Going Away YouTube video by Jake Broe

Ukraine continues their long range strikes into Russia, making progress destroying their energy infrastructure and military industrial base. A conversation between Steve Witkoff and the Russians has been released showing Witkoff coaching the Russians how to manipulate Trump and undermine Ukraine.

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💥 Ukrainian drones hit VNIIR-Progress in Cheboksary.

🔥 Drones in Vasylivka hit the command post of one of the units of 58th combined arms army.

🔥 Tor-M1 anti-aircraft missile system in Mariupol, brigade-level ammunition depots in Ocheretyne and Kamianets in Donetsk region,

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🇺🇸🇺🇦 US authorities are confident that the conversation between Witkoff and Ushakov was recorded by GUR, — UP journalist Sydorenko.

"The Americans say - it definitely wasn't us, because the American intelligence system is designed in such a way that they don't leak audio of conversations at all..."

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Bloomberg reveals Trump envoy Witkoff advised top Putin aide Ushakov on how to pitch a Ukraine peace plan to Trump, including praising his Gaza deal. This laid the groundwork for the 28-point plan. Russia pushed for major concessions; Kyiv resisted, winning some changes after pressure from Rubio.

Steve Witkoff helped Russia derail Ukraine’s access to Tomahawk missiles. He tipped off the Kremlin about Zelensky’s U.S. visit, giving Moscow time to arrange a call that convinced Trump to block the deal. Witkoff actively works against Ukraine’s defense, in coordination with Putin’s regime.

In times of darkness, we choose to see the light in our friends and allies who have been standing with us since Day 1🇺🇦After the release of the proposed 28-point peace plan, we asked our donors to share their thoughts, and this is what they said.

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❤️ Ukraine returns 31 civilians from Belarus!

🚁 For the first time, a Russian Mi-8 helicopter was shot down in the air by a “deep strike” SSO drone!

💥 220 kV Krasnoperekopsk substation the industrial zone of JSC Brom were attacked in Crimea.

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They are leaving out the part where Krasnov approved it and gave Ukraine an ultimatum

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🇺🇦 Zelensky: Now is one of the most difficult moments in our history. Ukraine may face a very difficult choice…

🇪🇺 Ukraine and the EU rejected "key parts" of plan, - Bloomberg.

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