Fundraising Tools & Events

Users are requesting a built-in gift registry or wishlist feature within Givebutter that would allow donors to select and fund specific items directly from a list curated by the campaign or organization with photos. This would add flexibility to campaigns that rely on in-kind-style donations, tangible giving, or crowdfunding for specific needs.

When I'm working on a specific campaign, I find it cumbersome to navigate to the supporters tab and filter by campaign to view all supporters. It would be more intuitive and efficient if I could click and view all supporters directly within the campaign interface.

Ability for admins to "archive" campaigns so the dashboard doesn't get cluttered

The user is managing individual campaign pages for each horse in a 17-horse herd, with annual sponsorship goals set per horse. Once a horse’s required sponsorship goal is met, they are looking for a simple way to reset the campaign page to start fresh—either for a new year or a new sponsorship cycle. They would like a feature that allows them to: • Reset the campaign’s goal progress (back to $0 or a new target) • Optionally archive or clear past donor activity, with the choice to display previous history • Relaunch the same campaign page without duplicating or rebuilding it manually

Allow admins to delete imported campaigns.

Ability to add/replace the donate button with a link

Ability to transfer ownership of a campaign from one Givebutter account to another.

Make the campaign page layout customization.

Add an option to display recurring commitments as their full value for a set period (e.g., months or years). For example, a $5/month recurring donation could reflect $60 toward the goal bar for a one-year commitment. Right now, the campaign goal bar only counts actual paid donations. This means if a donor commits to $5/month, only $5 shows toward the goal, rather than the full $60/year commitment. For annual drives or campaigns that highlight yearly impact, this creates a disconnect: we’re promoting the bigger effect of recurring gifts, but the goal bar only reflects the monthly portion.