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Non-profit testimonials that make people want to help

Donors and volunteers want to know their time and money matter. The people who’ve already given can tell them — and Wallsy records their permission before anything is shared.

Start free See a live Wall of Love
  • Consent recorded every time
  • Free plan for small teams
  • One page to share in appeals

The message to send

Team → volunteers, after an event

Thank you for giving your Saturday 💛 Would you share a few words about the day? Your story helps us find the next volunteer. It takes a minute: wallsy.live/f/your-name

Template — change the words to sound like you

  1. Ask after they’ve seen the impact

    After a volunteer day, a campaign milestone or an impact report, send the link to the people involved. They’ve just seen what their help did, and they want to say so.

    Be careful with stories from the people you serve: only collect them with clear, informed consent, and never pressure anyone. Wallsy requires the permission box on every submission.

    Team → volunteers, after an event

    Thank you for giving your Saturday 💛 Would you share a few words about the day? Your story helps us find the next volunteer. It takes a minute: wallsy.live/f/your-name

    Template — change the words to sound like you

  2. Three questions that get a useful answer

    Put these on your collection page. Short, specific questions get short, specific answers — the kind people actually read.

    1. Why did you decide to get involved?Gives others a reason that might be theirs too.
    2. What did you see or experience that stayed with you?Moments move people more than statistics.
    3. What would you say to someone thinking about helping?Peer encouragement beats appeals.

  3. Where to put them

    • Donate pagePro
      Single quote widget beside the form.
    • Volunteer pageFree & Pro
      Grid widget with volunteer stories and photos.
    • Appeals and grant applicationsFree & Pro
      A Wall of Love link.

  4. Set it up in an afternoon

    1. Create a collection page in your organisation’s name with your logo.
    2. Explain in the intro how stories will be used, so people know before they write.
    3. Send the link after volunteer days and campaign milestones.
    4. Put a Single quote widget beside your donate form and a Grid on your volunteer page.

  5. The honest bit: Wallsy isn’t for you if…

    • You need anonymous stories — Wallsy shows a name with each testimonial.
    • You need a donor CRM integration — there are none.

    Still deciding? See how Wallsy compares with other testimonial tools.

Questions people ask

How is consent handled?

Every person ticks a permission box before submitting, and the time they agreed is stored with their testimonial. Nothing is published until you approve it.

Is there a non-profit discount?

There’s no special discount today, but the Free plan covers 4 published testimonials, a collection page and Walls of Love.

Can supporters add a photo?

Yes, if you switch on the photo field.

Can a staff member submit a story on someone’s behalf?

It’s better for the person to submit it themselves, so their own consent is recorded with their words.

How do we remove a story later?

Unpublish or delete it in the Inbox and it disappears from your walls and widgets straight away.

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