Currently, campaign progress bars are tied to the fundraising dollar amount. However, many fundraisers want to showcase impact in terms of the number of items, products, or services that can be funded with donations (e.g., “20 meals provided out of 100 goal,” “15 soccer balls purchased out of 50,” “10 scholarships funded out of 25”).

This feature would allow campaign organizers to set a goal based on impact units rather than dollars, making it easier to show donors the tangible results of their contributions. Instead of only showing money raised, the progress bar could reflect progress toward the number of items funded, with the dollar donations automatically translated into item counts based on a predefined cost per unit.

It would be really helpful to have a recurring goal that displays and resets each month, week, or whenever to show donors what the organization needs to run off of each month and how much has been covered. Some of my clients have monthly fundraising goals to cover expenses.

Currently, Givebutter campaigns can only set monetary goals based on total dollars raised, which currently includes ALL revenue sources (donations, tickets, etc.). Allow for the option to not let tickets (or other specific transaction types) to count towards campaign's amount raised total when being purchased at the same time as a donation.

Campaign goal to include one time donations, plus the first monthly donation, but not keep accumalating every month the recurring gift is made.

Ability to set a goal based on an alternative metric to money, i.e., number of team members who join a campaign, donors who contribute, participants who register. Particular important as groups focus on "Friend-Raisers.

Option to have a total number of donors bar aside from the amount raised goal bar.

Have the ability to add a goal bar for recurring donations.