LastDonor supports specific, reviewable fundraisers for real needs. We do not publish every submission. Campaigns must be truthful, lawful, transparent, and compatible with payment processor and banking rules.
Required Campaign Information
- A specific fundraiser purpose and beneficiary.
- A clear fundraising goal in U.S. dollars.
- The organizer relationship to the beneficiary.
- A plain-language explanation of how funds will be used.
- Supporting documents or sources when the campaign makes factual claims.
- Accurate contact information for organizer follow-up and support.
Prohibited Campaigns
- Illegal activity, fraud, deception, impersonation, or misleading claims.
- Campaigns involving sanctioned countries, sanctioned persons, or blocked parties.
- Weapons, explosives, ammunition, controlled substances, or drug paraphernalia.
- Gambling, betting, lotteries, raffles, sweepstakes, or games of chance.
- Adult content, sexual services, escort services, or sexually exploitative material.
- Hate, harassment, violence, extremist activity, or support for violent organizations.
- Personal investment, lending, debt collection, cryptocurrency, securities, or get-rich-quick schemes.
- Political contributions, lobbying, or campaign finance activity when not clearly permitted by law and payment partner rules.
- Medical claims that promise cures, unapproved treatments, or outcomes that cannot be supported.
- Fundraisers that cannot identify a real beneficiary, organizer, purpose, or use of funds.
- Requests to avoid law enforcement, evade court orders, pay fines for illegal conduct, or conceal fund use.
- Any campaign that LastDonor, Stripe, banking partners, or card networks cannot support.
Campaign Accuracy
Organizers must keep campaign information accurate and notify LastDonor if facts change. LastDonor may edit non-material wording for clarity, request more information, pause donations, publish a correction, or remove a campaign when the visible page no longer matches the underlying facts.
Enforcement
- Reject a submitted campaign before publication.
- Pause or suspend a live campaign while information is reviewed.
- Remove campaign content or donor messages that violate policy.
- Hold, deny, or delay fund release.
- Refund donors when a campaign cannot proceed.
- Close accounts or report activity to payment partners, banks, or authorities when required.