Customize fund designations at campaign level
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Christina McNamee
The ability to choose which funds from the account are visible on which campaigns so not EVERY fund designation at the account level shows up for EVERY campaign on the account.
Example:
There are funds A, B, and C.
We want funds A and B to show up on Campaign 1 only.
We want fund C to show up on Campaign 2 only.
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Robert Nolte
This is a MUCH needed upgrade so we can customize the funds that are reflected for certain campaigns or giving forms. We have over 125 funds and the list is overbearing for donors, that we need a way to break down that list for certain donor forms.
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Lauren Weiner
This is SO needed! We created a fund for a very specific need. That need has been met, so we do not want people to donate to that fund anymore. However, we don't want to delete the fund or rename if because we need the data showing what was raise for THIS fund! I'm truly shocked that this idea is from 2021 and it hasn't happened yet. Clearly the people want it!
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Sedrick Cap
BEYOND NECESSARY! ASAP, PLEASE.
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Claudia Sauers
Absolutely critical!
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Chris Sanborn
Yes This is needed!
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Ashley Weller
Yes, PLEASE add this feature--it would be extremely helpful! Pretty please with sugar on top!
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Everett Brubaker
YES!
Jeremiah Lane
I completely agree with the rest of the community. As a large non-profit that switched over to GiveButter this is an issue. We use QuickBooks and also have a large amount of accounts with various restricted fund accounts, local and national partners, etc. These designations are vital to proper accounting to ensure that you are accurately tracking your donations. This should be something that the developers are looking at implementing as soon as possible.
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Glynnis Cowdery
I agree - this is an important feature to have as we have different festivals, and programs and the ability to designate which funds apply to a specific event is critical
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Ashley Irby
Yes!!!! With so many people over the years voting on this, I don't see why this hasn't been done yet!
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