In reply to Zyniker.

No. Give is not crippled (neither is EDD). The free Give plugin is fully capable of accepting donations both with PayPal Standard and offline donations. But the most important part which distinguishes Give from other solutions is the reporting both per form and per donor, and exporting of reports by date range, both as CSV or PDF. All of the various form field modes are also available, and we have several new free features planned like Donor profiles in the backend, anonymous donations, and more. All of those features, plus a shortcode generator and widget and templating and more are all in the Core free Give plugin. You should download it to see how fully-featured it is.

The essence of a freemium plugin is of course that it must be fully functional -- as Give and EDD both are. But it is also a balancing act to make sure the Core plugin is as lean and focused as possible, while still robust. Give provides robust reporting in ways neither Woo nor Gravity Forms can do. PayPal Standard is the most accessible and widely used of payment gateways which makes it very relevant to smaller non-profits. Offline donations is also part of the Core of Give and is also very useful for non-profits. Plus, we're in 0.8 beta, which means there's still a lot of room for growth and added features to the free Core.

If you have a need to implement a donation solution for a non-profit that you're working with, feel free to contact us. We'd be happy to help see how Give might suit your needs.