Such an easy and helpful tool
Such an easy and helpful tool! I am so thankful that Stock Donator is easy for our supporters to use and that they get the donations to us quickly.
By JR
Friday, November 6, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses

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The most trusted way to Accept Stock Donations online - Stock Donator.
Stock Donator (stockdonator.com) has 171 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Such an easy and helpful tool! I am so thankful that Stock Donator is easy for our supporters to use and that they get the donations to us quickly.
By JR
Our first stock donation received was timely and thorough. Our donor reported that she was pleased with how easy the process was on her side of the transaction.
By Church T.
Excellent follow-up during the process. There were complications from the brokerage firm to Stock Donator. When alerted, Stock Donator expedited the process without problems to satisfaction of donor and our non-profit.
By A Promise of H.
Easy to use.
By customer
For 7 years our small sailing organization has used this service. The customer service provided to our donors and to our organization has been exceptionally good. Here, the stock is sold immediately and we receive a wire with no input needed. We are not exposed to tax on capital gains because of the instant liquidation.
By Skiff Sailing F.
Our foundation’s first time receiving a stock donation worked well. We expected some processing time so nothing negative there. Thanks for the wonderful service.
By customer
quick, user friendly, simple!
By customer
Very pleased with our first experience. I know the donor and, with permission, queried their broker about how the process worked for them. They were also pleased with how easy the transfer process is. We are eager to recommend Stock Donator to other nonprofit boards and CEOs.
By Russ White, Board C.