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The donation box can be placed anywhere on your island after construction. When players interact with it, it asks if you’d like to make a 1.000 bell donation. If there is money in the donation box, the player whose island it is can also withdraw the bells inside.

The donation box seems likely to be a solution for players who want to thank others for letting them visit, but worry their gift may not be seen by its intended recipient. (Think of all those times you may have left a tip on during someone’s turnip spike when they were kind enough to open their gates to the world.)

Upon testing it, we found a visiting player that came via a Dodo Code could donate 1,000 bells at a time, and upon doing so, would say, “I deposited some bells!” The only downside? There isn’t any way to edit the amount you donate, so leaving a lot of money securely would take a lot of time. Still, this is a more secure option than leaving the bell sack on the ground and hoping for the best.

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It only lets you put in 1,000 Bells at a time, though, making bigger donations a bit of a pain, but it's a nice way to say thank you to a host for letting you visit them. The island's owner can withdraw from it at any time.

Once you've crafted it, you can place the Donation Box anywhere, both inside your home and outside. Simply face it once you've placed it and press A and you or a visitor can deposit money inside. As mentioned previously, 1,000 Bells can be put in it at a time.

It can be changed to either brown or white (and back to light brown again once you've changed it), and you can also add a label to it. There are four pre-set labels, or you can use your own custom design for ultimate personalization.

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But as a courtesy to the players who open their gates for strangers online, many have begun tipping, either with Bells or Nook Miles tickets. When visiting someone's island (especially the island of someone you don't know in real life), it's become courtesy to leave a couple thousand Bells or some Nook Miles tickets as a way to say thank you for the hospitality. Typically, users would just leave the bags of Bells or the tickets on the ground of the host's island before leaving.

But depending on how many visitors the person decides to invite to their island in one go, this can easily become chaotic, and some users have had issues with other visitors stealing the tips left behind for them.

The donation box fixes that issue, offering visitors an opportunity to donate 1,000 Bells at a time to the host. To donate, all you have to do is walk up to it and select "Donate 1,000 Bells." You can do this as many times as you'd like, depending on how large of a tip you want to leave.

Acquiring the donation box is actually incredibly simple. All you have to do is visit the kiosk in Resident Services and select "Redeem Nook Miles." Here, you can purchase the DIY recipe for the box for only 800 Nook Miles.

The donation box only requires four wood and four softwood to craft, and can be placed anywhere on your island. It also comes with three different finish options and the option to add stickers (or custom designs), to go along with your island's aesthetic.

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The Animal Crossing: New Horizons donation box is a brand new item for the game, and allows player to essentially leave you a tip when they visit your island. That's particularly helpful if you're an active community member, trading Animal Crossing: New Horizons turnips, trading items, or doing island tours for example.

From there, you just need to find a good spot to place the donation box on your island. Or you could always craft multiple and leave them around your island at convenient spots so you don't miss out on any opportunities for a tip.

Anyone who visits your island will be able to use the donation box to gift you 1,000 Bells. All they need to do is interact with the donation box and they'll be given teh option to donate or not. This dosh can't be taken out of the donation box by anyone else but you, so when you're ready you can just check how much money is in there and withdraw it straight to your pockets.

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons' 2.0 update adds a number of new items to the Nook Stop in Resident Services, one of which is a DIY recipe for a Donation Box. Costing only 800 Nook Miles, most players will be able to afford the recipe, though they may be unclear about the purpose of this new item. For those players that are indeed wondering what they are supposed to do with a Donation Box in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, full details on the item can be found in this guide.

To note, it is indeed possible for visitors to drop bags of Bells onto the ground for their hosts to pickup. In fact, this has been a very common practice since the game’s release that has been employed to pay for various goods and services. That said, that method does leave Bells vulnerable temporarily, and the Donation Box will serve to protect Animal Crossing fans from any shenanigans that their guests may attempt.

For the sake of completeness, a few words about exactly how to get a Donation Box may be pertinent. As previously indicated, players can purchase a DIY recipe for this item from the Nook Stop in Resident Services, and it can be found within the “Redeem Nook Miles” section. Once a fan has spent their hard-earned Nook Miles in ACNH on this recipe, they will learn what it takes to craft the Donation Box.

Fortunately, it is extremely easy to create this item once the recipe has been learned. Indeed, players need only four wood and four softwood in order to craft a Donation Box, and fans that are lacking in either of those resources should pull out their axes in Animal Crossing: New Horizons and start whacking some trees. Players should only need to repeat this process a few times to get the requisite amount of wood and softwood for the Donation Box.

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The Donation Box in Animal Crossing New Horizons 2.0 is a new item added in the new update. It allows other people to place Bells into the box, which you can then collect; plus, it shows you how many Bells are in it. In other words, it could be a very useful addition for the game’s internal economy. So, in our Donation Box ACNH – How to Get & Use Donation Box Animal Crossing 2.0 guide, we’ll show you how the whole new system works.

To get the ACNH Donation Box in Animal Crossing New Horizons 2.0, the first step is to download the latest update, of course. Once that’s out of the way, visit the Nook Stop at your Resident Services building. Click on “Redeem Nook Miles” and head over to the DIY Recipes. All that’s left to do now is to scroll down until you find the Donation Box. Purchase the blueprint (it should cost you 800 Nook Miles), and then use the recipe from your inventory to learn how to make the box. Collect the four Wood and four Softwood, craft the donation box, and there you go! Now, why do you need this item in the first place? Well…

To use the ACNH Donation Box in Animal Crossing New Horizons 2.0, you basically just need to put it in a place where other, visiting players will find it easily. See, the point of the Donation Box is that people can place Bells in it. In other words, you can use it for trading. Normally, when another person visits your island because, say, they need pears, they will usually leave some fruit or another token of appreciation behind. A barter system, if you will. With the Donation Box, now they can pay you with Bells instead. So, a player visiting your island that has nothing you need to barter with can just drop some Bells into the box and compensate you that way. It’s neat, yeah, but I can’t wait to see what kind of havoc it wreaks on the game’s economy.

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