The check number must be complete in order to return a search result. The option in the dropdown menu adds to , and . Explore the donor data available for member nonprofits.

In December 2023, Give Lively turned directly to public data maintained by the IRS as the source of nonprofit information. This shift has allowed us to expand nonprofit membership from public charities only to private operating foundations as well. It has further helped us to refine membership eligibility according to IRS foundation types. Learn how we've expanded Give Lively membership eligibility for nonprofits and what IRS databases we reference for nonprofit data.

This feature creates a link to an auto-refreshing CSV of event attendees, accessible even by people who don't have Give Lively admin access. The fix reinforces the feature, especially for large amounts of data. Learn how to access event attendee data using the “Shareable CSV” feature.

When Stripe data about a recurring donation can’t be retrieved, donors see an alert that reads ”At this time, we are unable to access data about this recurring donation. Please contact the beneficiary nonprofit directly to manage it.” Accordingly, the and buttons do not appear for that donation. Learn how to view a list of recurring donations.

– galas, outings, signature events and even virtual/livestreamed a-thons. Ask the right technical questions at venues. Set up a best practices event checklist. Be sure to reach out for support. Set yourself up for fundraising event success.

Instead of conforming to a few preset time options, events can now begin and end at any custom time, editable to the minute. Learn how to build an Event Ticketing page.

This is part of our ongoing commitment to a refined user experience across Give Lively. Learn how to integrate our platform with Salesforce.

Following our shift to direct reliance on nonprofit data available through the IRS, a handful of nonprofits could not be promptly approved for Give Lively membership. This was due to IRS delays in updating data. We have revised our processes to account for these potential delays without compromising expeditious membership approvals for qualified nonprofits. In some cases, this may require nonprofits to submit additional materials for further verification. Learn what IRS databases we reference for nonprofit data.

Apple Pay is now accepted as a payment method on all of our products, including widgets, and it appears, as does Google Pay, as a payment option alongside all others on the Payment Method screen of our donation form. Read more about these digital wallet updates.

This improves the user experience when using the search bar for all reports in the Reports Portal. Explore the donor data available for member nonprofits.