Protect Donor Trust and Safeguard Your Mission
Non-profits depend on trust for donations, volunteer engagement, and advocacy. Attackers exploit this by spoofing your domain to send fake donation appeals, redirect contributions, and steal donor information. SimpleDMARC protects your email identity — starting with our free tier.

Non-Profits Face Growing Email Impersonation Threats
71% — Of non-profits experienced cyber incidents in 2024
45% — Of non-profits lack any email authentication (DMARC/SPF)
Why Donor Communications Must Be Authenticated
Donors give to your organization because they trust you. When an attacker sends a fake year-end appeal from giving@yournonprofit.org, donors may give to the wrong account — or worse, have their payment information stolen. Either outcome damages donor trust.
Non-profits often lack dedicated IT security teams. SimpleDMARC is designed to be simple enough for organizations without technical staff. Our free tier includes 1 domain with DMARC monitoring — enough for most small to mid-size non-profits to get started immediately.
Enterprise Security at Non-Profit-Friendly Pricing
We believe every organization deserves email security, regardless of budget. Our free tier provides DMARC monitoring for one domain. Paid plans start at $99/year for organizations that need enforcement and advanced reporting.
SimpleDMARC provides a free tier for 1 domain with DMARC monitoring, non-profit-friendly pricing on paid tiers, simple enough for organizations without dedicated IT, and hosted DMARC via one CNAME — no DNS expertise needed.
SimpleDMARC Impact for Non-Profits
Protect your donors, your mission, and your reputation — starting for free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does SimpleDMARC have a free plan for non-profits?
Yes. SimpleDMARC's free tier includes DMARC monitoring for 1 domain with up to 10,000 emails per month — enough for most small to mid-size non-profits to gain visibility into their email authentication status. Paid plans start at $99/year for organizations that need enforcement (p=reject), multi-domain support, and advanced reporting.
How do attackers target non-profit organizations?
Attackers spoof non-profit domains to send fake donation appeals, especially during year-end giving season, Giving Tuesday, and emergency campaigns when donors are primed to give quickly. They redirect donations to attacker-controlled accounts or steal payment credentials. Some attackers also impersonate volunteer coordinators to harvest personal information from volunteers.
Does our non-profit really need email authentication?
Yes. 71% of non-profits experienced cyber incidents in 2024, and email spoofing is one of the most common attack vectors. A single successful attack can redirect thousands in donations, expose donor data, damage your reputation, and erode the trust that your mission depends on. DMARC is the most effective prevention against domain spoofing, and SimpleDMARC makes it accessible even without IT staff.
Is SimpleDMARC easy to set up without technical staff?
Yes. SimpleDMARC is specifically designed for organizations without dedicated IT teams. Setup takes under 5 minutes: add one CNAME record to your domain (your domain provider's support team can help), and all DMARC management happens in our dashboard. No DNS expertise, no server infrastructure, and no ongoing technical maintenance required.
Will DMARC affect our Mailchimp/Constant Contact email?
No — as long as they're properly configured. During the monitoring phase (p=none), SimpleDMARC identifies all your sending sources including email marketing platforms. We provide specific instructions for configuring SPF and DKIM for each platform. Once configured, your Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Salesforce, or any other platform sends continue normally, even after DMARC enforcement.
Can we use DMARC to protect our organization during emergency fundraising?
Absolutely. Emergency and disaster relief campaigns are prime targets for spoofing because donors give quickly with less scrutiny. With DMARC at p=reject, attackers can't send fake emergency appeals from your domain. SimpleDMARC's real-time monitoring also alerts you to any spoofing attempts during campaigns, giving you visibility into attack activity.
