Changelog

Peer-to-peer (P2P) fundraising is an entirely new way to raise money with Fundraise Up. Your supporters can now fundraise for your organization on pages they create and run themselves, on their own or as a team, for a birthday, a memorial, or any occasion you set up. Supporters donate through the Fundraise Up checkout, and every donation is recorded in the same account as the rest of your online giving.

Organizations can now configure two tribute e-cards: one for donations made in honor of someone, one for donations made in memory of someone. Until now a single e-card covered both dedication types, so both used the same wording. Both e-cards also support a new Recipient Name field, so you can address the person receiving the e-card by name.

Supporters in the United Kingdom and the European Union can now donate with Revolut Pay, for one-time donations and recurring plans. They approve the donation in the Revolut app instead of entering card details.

Organizations can now offer the supporter experience in Hebrew. Every supporter-facing part of Fundraise Up displays in Hebrew with a right-to-left layout.

Organizations in Canada can now collect in-person donations with Tap to Donate and Giving Station. The app runs in Canadian English or Canadian French, and donations are processed in Canadian dollars.

Swiss organizations can now accept recurring donations through TWINT. Until now, the method took one-time donations only. To set up a plan, a supporter approves a TWINT mandate once — after that, Fundraise Up can charge the later installments without asking them again.

Organizations in the United States can now enable Cash App Pay, a digital wallet used across the country. Supporters pay directly from their Cash App account, for one-time donations and recurring plans in USD.

An AI assistant connected to Fundraise Up can now read your supporters and your Insights data, and search donations and recurring plans with the same filters you use in the Dashboard. Until now it could read only your newest donations, with no way to search for older ones. Access stays read-only.

You can now choose which campaigns your agent profile includes. Until now Fundraise Up picked them from your live campaigns automatically.

You can now receive Changelog entries by email. Turn on Changelog updates in Settings > Notifications, and Fundraise Up will send one email a day with everything published the day before.

Organizations can now offer a benefit — a thank-you gift for a donation — in Checkout Modal. Until now, benefits worked only on Campaign Pages, so a campaign that used Checkout Modal had to redirect supporters to a Campaign Page to offer one.

You can now choose which supporter details a Tap to Donate or Giving Station campaign collects, and which of them a supporter must give. Until now, first name, last name, and email address always appeared and were always optional. You can also turn them off entirely and take a donation without a name or contact details.

Muslim organizations can now add two calculators for Ramadan giving to their website. The Zakat al-Fitr Calculator works out what a supporter owes for their household before Eid al-Fitr, and the Fidyah & Kaffarah Calculator covers missed and broken fasts. Both apply a rate you set and open checkout with the total filled in.

You can now turn on cross-campaign upsell, which invites a supporter to make a one-time donation to another one of your campaigns right after they complete a recurring donation. Fundraise Up picks the campaign to offer, and the supporter gives in one click without re-entering their payment details.

Two changes in the Fundraise Up app. A phone can now take payments through an external Stripe card reader, which reads the cards a phone on its own cannot. Separately, someone who works with more than one organization can now sign in to the app and move between those organizations.

Your CRM integration settings now let you choose which subaccounts send data through the integration: none, the ones you select, or all of them. This replaces the Sync subaccounts checkbox, which turned every subaccount on or off together. A subaccount that syncs can also set its own mapping rules on top of yours.

The Salesforce, Salesforce NPSP, and Salesforce Agentforce for Nonprofits integrations can now sync data to custom objects in your Salesforce org, including staging objects and objects installed by a managed package. You configure these mappings on a new Custom objects tab, alongside your existing mapping rules and special rules.

You can now create and manage custom fields in Settings, for the whole account rather than one campaign at a time. Every custom field your organization uses is listed in one place, where you can set a default value, limit what a campaign can enter to a fixed list of options, and add a field to every new campaign automatically.

Organizations in 32 countries in Europe and the UK can now enable ACH US Direct Debit. ACH was previously available only to organizations in the United States. Supporters still give from a US bank account in USD, wherever your organization is based.

In Gift Cart, you can now offer supporters a second chance to give monthly. A supporter who added a gift to the cart as a one-time donation sees an offer there to switch it to monthly.