Eric Mann

Mike Bijon

Michael Fields

A lot of people write code. A lot of people write WordPress plugins. A lot of people write WordPress themes.
Only a handful of people contribute code back to the core WordPress project. Even fewer contribute documentation to the WordPress Codex.
Take a second to show off the patches that you’ve submitted that have made it into core and the updates you’ve submitted to the Codex. It’s a great way to highlight your coding credentials and back up your resume.

WP Core Contributions Widget

Add a list of your accepted contributions to WordPress Core as a sidebar widget.

Raise The Money

<a href="https://raisethemoney.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Raise The Money</a> makes it simple to accept political contributions on your website. You will be able to:
<ul>
<li>Accept credit cards and ACH transfers</li>
<li>Have funds deposited directly into your bank account</li>
<li>Receive recurring contributions</li>
<li>Flat rate of just 4.9% per transaction</li>
<li>No setup fees, monthly fees, or hidden costs</li>
</ul>
Before using this plugin, you will need to <a href="https://raisethemoney.com" rel="nofollow ugc">create an account with Raise The Money</a>. Once you have an account, you will be given a shortcode for your contribution form.
Your shortcode will look like this:
<pre><code>[raisethemoney form="demo"]
</code></pre>
You can place it anywhere in your website where you would like your contribution form to appear.

This plugin will enable you to easily embed your Raise The Money contribution form in your WordPress website.

WP Core Contributions Widget vs Raise The Money