For every association. For every cause.
A Christmas appeal or an emergency collection — either way you’re online in 2 minutes.
Animal welfare
Food, vet bills, equipment
Sports clubs
Kit, equipment, training camps
Social causes
Food banks, children’s homes, homeless support
Emergencies
Floods, fire, immediate relief
Who is this for?
Pick the one that fits you
Create a group fund in 2 minutes.
No paperwork about your association, and no waiting for us to approve you. Create an account, confirm your email address once, enter your goal, add your PayPal link — done, and your page is live. Card payments are a separate step: Stripe runs its own sign-up before it switches them on.
- An account in seconds with Google, or by email once you confirm the address
- No papers about your association from us — Stripe asks for your own details, sometimes an ID
- Enter your fundraising goal and a description
- Add your PayPal.me link, or connect Stripe
- Put the link on your website, in your newsletter or on social media

The money arrives directly. No detours.
The money goes straight to your own account, by PayPal or by Stripe. Wishlist.de never holds it.
- Donations go straight to your own account
- We only introduce the two of you — no middleman
- GDPR-compliant, servers in Frankfurt
- You keep full control

Donating without a Wishlist.de account.
Donors need no account with Wishlist.de. Which way they pay is your choice: with Stripe it’s card or wallet and no account at all, plus whatever else your Stripe account offers — and with PayPal they need a PayPal account.
- No Wishlist.de account needed to donate
- With a PayPal account, pay straight through PayPal
- With Stripe: donors pay by card or wallet, no account
- The progress bar shows the fund filling up — with PayPal, as donors report it
- Share on social media, in a newsletter or by QR code

How it works
From the first idea to the thank-you — in 5 easy steps
New wishlist
Curious what else it can do?
Surprise mode, AI images, a group chat and more
Why Wishlist.de?
We never touch the money. It goes straight to the person it’s for.
Frequently asked questions
Everything about fundraising for associations