Mission is a free WordPress donation plugin for nonprofits that need a fundraising tool for accepting donations on a WordPress site. It uses Stripe, and the page describes it as a complete donation platform built into WordPress.
The plugin supports recurring donations with monthly, quarterly, or annual subscriptions through Stripe, along with automatic retries and receipt emails. It also includes fee recovery so donors can cover Stripe processing fees, PDF receipts that are generated and emailed automatically, and tribute donations for gifts made in honor or memory of someone. Other included features mentioned on the page are fundraising campaigns, custom donation fields, annual tax receipts, an admin dashboard for tracking donations, managing donors, viewing reports, and exporting data, plus a frontend donor dashboard for managing giving history, recurring subscriptions, receipts, and profile.
Mission is installed from WordPress.org and activated in WordPress. The setup flow shown on the site includes connecting a Stripe account through secure OAuth and adding a donation form to a page with a shortcode or block. Donations go directly to the organization’s Stripe account. For developers, the site says it follows WordPress conventions and provides 65+ action hooks and filters, a REST API for all data, custom database tables, extensible email templates, PHP 8.0+, and WordPress coding standards.
Pricing is described as free forever for nonprofits, with no paid plans, no setup fees, no monthly costs, no platform fees, and no add-ons to buy. The site also says the plugin is funded by optional donor tips, which are prompted during a donation and are never taken from the nonprofit. The page does not name a license, but it does describe the plugin as free and open source in its metadata.
Mission sits in PulseGate's Business & Operations category. It focuses on enabling nonprofits to accept and manage donations, including recurring giving, directly on their WordPress site. Mission is a B2B product aimed at nonprofit organizations using WordPress. Mission is free to use. It ships for the web.
Behind Mission is Mission, and it first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 222 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 6 catalogued features are donation management, recurring donations, and donor dashboard. The interface is available in English and Spanish. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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