diff --git a/homepage/views/about.pug b/homepage/views/about.pug
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 			| PGP key: #[a(href="~arav/5A2ECA58F93EB5C44F02D50B1327FE8A374CC86F.asc") 5A2E CA58 F93E B5C4 4F02 D50B 1327 FE8A 374C C86F] (available through #[a(href="https://wiki.gnupg.org/WKD" rel="nofollow noreferrer") Web Key Directory])
+	section#donation
+		h2 Donation
+		p So, let's say you consider that this place deserves getting some financial support. In this case contact me through e-mail (often checked), and we'll look for how to accomplish that.
+		p I have Paypal, QIWI, Bitcoin, and a money transfer link for my bank account.
 	section#banners
 		h2 Banners
 		p In case you found my site anyhow useful and would like to add me to your links page here are the banners for you.
diff --git a/radio/views/index.pug b/radio/views/index.pug
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             p This project grew from MPD I used to stream music over LAN for myself. Then I let it out and placed a player on my Neocities website. Then I added Icecast to see if there are listeners. I wasn't happy on how MPD was nearly overloading CPU, and later on, when I moved radio off to a laptop, I found a great tool for streams called Liquidsoap.
             p Radio is also available through HTTP port 8000, but browsers may try to redirect to HTTPS. Any other applications should work fine.
             p Radio is listed in #[a(href="https://dir.xiph.org/search?q=arav's+dwelling") Xiph directory].
+        section
+            h2 Donation
+            p Okay, let's say you enjoy this radio and think that the author deserves getting some reward for doing all that. Better, contact me through e-mail, since I often check it.
+            p I have Paypal, QIWI, Bitcoin, and a money transfer link for my bank account.
         section
             h2 Privacy statements
             p I collect access logs that include access date and time, IP-address, User-Agent, referer URL that tells me where have you came from, request that you sent to me. In addition there are GeoIP information added based on your IP-address that includes country, region, and city for my convenience.