Frequently Asked Questions

Books That Give is a book marketplace where readers can purchase books while also helping support charitable causes. Based on the platform structure, books, charities, users, sales, and site settings are all managed through the system, making it a mission-driven online bookstore.

When a book is sold, part of the sale can be allocated toward a charity. The platform structure includes charity records, total donated amounts, and sales tracking, which supports the idea of connecting each purchase to a measurable charitable impact.

Yes. The site structure shows that books are connected to charities, and the charity management area allows those causes to be organized and maintained. Depending on how each book is configured, your purchase may support a selected charity tied to that title or campaign.

The marketplace supports books with titles, genres, prices, cover images, and charity assignments. This means readers can browse different book types while still supporting meaningful causes through their purchases.

Yes. The file structure shows books connected to users identified as authors, which indicates that the platform supports author-submitted books. Authors can be part of the marketplace and have their books managed through the admin system.

The system includes revenue split fields for author, platform, and charity percentages. That means each book can be configured so the proceeds are divided among the author, the platform, and the supported charity.

The platform includes sales records, charity donation totals, and dashboard reporting. This allows administrators to monitor transactions and track how much has been donated through purchases made on the site.

Yes. The site includes an admin dashboard with sections for books, users, charities, sales, and settings. This makes it possible to manage content, review activity, and oversee the platform in one place.

Yes. The admin area includes dedicated pages for editing books and charities, updating prices, assigning charities, adjusting revenue splits, changing missions, and maintaining donation totals.

Yes. The sales section shows that purchases are logged with customer names, book titles, quantities, prices, and sale dates. This helps with accounting, donation tracking, and platform reporting.

Yes. The settings area includes controls for platform revenue percentage, default author split, contact email, and homepage messaging. This allows the marketplace to be adjusted without rewriting core pages.

The current site header and footer display a support email and contact details. You can also add or update a dedicated contact page if you want to expand support options for readers, authors, and charity partners.