Campaigns, nonprofits, schools, and community groups each raise money differently. Here is what each gets from the same contact database, donation tracking, and outreach tools, with a page per organization type that walks through the screens.
Donors, gifts, and every call on one record, with employer and occupation on each contribution. Every gift is checked against the donor's limit, a checklist shows what's still missing before the filing deadline, and the treasurer gets a Schedule A export.
Development teams log gifts and pledges with thank-you and receipt dates, run events from a public RSVP page, and send drip sequences with merge tags. Board reports export to PDF and Excel from the same records.
Trade associations, social welfare organizations, and advocacy groups keep members, supporters, and a connected PAC in one contact file, with separate donation accounts, lists, and permissions for each. Employer and occupation sit on every donor record.
Same plan at one seat or fifty: unlimited contacts, per-seat pricing, no tier to outgrow. Import the sign-up sheet, tag the volunteers, post an RSVP page, and send the first email from one seat.
Alumni offices and school foundations keep education rows, household names, and family links on each record, log pledges against an annual fund or capital campaign goal, and send the appeal with merge tags. Email validation cleans stale alumni addresses at $0.01 each.
Clubs, congregations, and community groups post an RSVP page with a ticket price, check guests in at the door, and log the checks against the event that night. Households get one statement from an export by contact and date range.