Changelog

You can now connect an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT to Fundraise Up with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Once an Organization Administrator turns it on, the assistant can read your account data — donations, recurring plans, campaigns, and more — and answer questions about it in plain language. Access is read-only, so an assistant can read your data but never change it.

Pledges now sync from Fundraise Up to the standard Salesforce integration and the Salesforce Agentforce for Nonprofits integration. Each pledge appears in Salesforce as a commitment record with the total amount pledged and the date the pledge ends, and every installment syncs as a linked donation.

Organizations that use Gift Cart can now match donations across their catalog. Apply one match ratio to every gift, or set a ratio for individual gifts, and supporters see how much further their contribution goes as they browse and give.

Supporters in Austria can now give through EPS, a bank-redirect payment method. EPS is available for one-time donations in euros in Checkout Modal, on Campaign Pages, and in Gift Cart.

Organizations that use Gift Cart can now adjust how far the cart button sits from the top of the screen. Set the spacing separately for desktop and mobile so the button doesn't overlap a fixed header or other fixed elements on your site.

You can now show supporters the designation on each donation in their Donor Portal donation history, for both one-time and recurring donations. A new setting, Show designations in donation history, controls this and is off by default.

Organizations can now collect in-person donations on a tablet with Giving Station, a self-serve mode of the Fundraise Up app that supporters use on their own. Tap to Donate and Giving Station are now separate campaign types, so each in-person setup is configured and reported on its own.

You can now import external donations from Salesforce Agentforce for Nonprofits into Fundraise Up. Donations recorded in your CRM — like those from in-person events — appear in each supporter’s Donor Portal.

Organizations can now run pledge campaigns in Fundraise Up — a new campaign type where supporters commit to a total amount and pay it down in installments over a set period. Supporters choose their own schedule, track their balance in the Donor Portal, and your team manages every pledge from the Dashboard.

Supporters in the United States can now give from a donor-advised fund (DAF) through DAFpay. DAFpay is available for one-time donations in US dollars in Checkout Modal and Campaign Pages.

Teams at organizations that use single sign-on (SSO) can now sign in to the Fundraise Up mobile app with it. The app uses the same SSO configuration as the Dashboard, so there's no separate setup needed.

Organizations that use Gift Cart can now add up to 8 images and videos to each gift, instead of a single image. The gift page shows them as a gallery, so supporters get more context on what their donation supports.

You can now sync soft credits to Salesforce NPSP and Salesforce Agentforce for Nonprofits. When a supporter donates through a peer-to-peer fundraiser's page, the fundraiser who drove the donation is credited in your CRM, alongside the supporter who gave.

Supporters in Switzerland can now donate through TWINT, the country's leading mobile payment app. TWINT is available for one-time donations in CHF in Checkout Modal, Campaign Pages, and Gift Cart.

Tap to Donate no longer requires an invite. Any US organization can now enable it on their own in the Dashboard, and the team can immediately start collecting in-person donations with the Fundraise Up mobile app.

Organizations can now create, update, delete, and organize designations through the REST API, instead of one at a time in the Dashboard. Bulk endpoints handle up to 100 designations per request, so teams that manage long designation lists can set them up and keep them current without manual work.

Fundraise Up REST API now supports BACS Direct Debit. UK organizations can create recurring BACS donations in GBP through the existing donation creation endpoint.

To improve Dashboard security, login sessions are now shorter, and the Team page now displays the location of each user’s most recent sign-in.

Organizations that use Gift Cart can now add color-coded badges to gifts in their catalog. Badges highlight priority, urgency, or recency — like Emergency, Most needed, or New — so supporters can quickly spot which gifts to focus on.

You can now restrict which campaigns each Tap to Donate Specialist can access in the mobile app. Set access when you invite a specialist — either all active campaigns or a specific list — and update it at any time.