In the interest of both Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) compliance and further refining the user experience, these changes include everything from small size adjustments on buttons and fields to refining how texts wrap.

In anticipation of an added layer of security, we are asking all Nonprofit Admin Portal users to ensure that they can access the emails associated with their logins. Anyone unable to do so is requested to replace their login email with an active one and avoid the risk of losing access to the Nonprofit Admin Portal and the Give Lively services available through it. Learn how to add or delete users of the Nonprofit Admin Portal.

Previously, while admins were able to delete the pages of individual fundraisers who had not yet raised any money, this was not an option if a fundraiser was a team leader. Learn how to set up and use Peer-to-Peer Fundraising.

Leaderboard pages provide a ranked view of peer-to-peer and team fundraisers, and a search tool makes it easy to pull up specific fundraisers or teams. Search results now appear faster than ever. Learn how to set up the Leaderboard.

. Recently, event descriptions weren’t appearing in Yahoo! calendars for events that had no end date. A fix for this situation irons out an additional wrinkle in last week’s Yahoo! calendar fix. Learn more about how to build an Event Ticketing page.

through improvements to our donation tools and forms. While overall look and operations remain unchanged, we have made slight but important updates, such as darker borders and better color contrasts. Stay tuned for more adjustments.

See Our Tech in Action

Links to 27 real fundraising pages showcase the use of Campaign Pages (Story Template and Default Template), Donation Widgets (Simple Widgets and Branded Widgets), Text-to-Donate, Event Ticketing (virtual events and past in-person events), Peer-to-Peer Fundraising and Team Fundraising.

After temporarily suspending this feature last week, it is now back in place. Learn how to add donation amounts and impact stories to a Campaign Page.

Learn how to build an Event Ticketing page.

A bug fix has restored this ability to remove the pages of individual fundraisers who have not raised any money. Learn how to set up and use Peer-to-Peer Fundraising.

When we first launched built-in virtual/livestreamed event links to online events, the links automatically appeared on public-facing Event Ticketing pages for all to see. You can now choose whether to keep this public or, instead, make it private only for donors and ticket purchasers. In the latter case, the virtual/livestreamed event link will be shared in the receipt email automatically sent to donors and ticket purchasers. Learn how to set the visibility of your virtual/livestreamed event link — see item number 4(2).

, each of them showing paginated lists as follows:

This adds to search tools already in place on all tabs of the Campaigns, P2P Pages and Teams index pages. On the Events index page, search results will return any event that includes the desired term, whether it is all or part of a word or phrase. Thus a search for will reveal events like , and .

Event Ticketing pages display more quickly and shareable CSVs of event data load more quickly. Learn how to build an Event Ticketing page and how to use the “Shareable CSV” feature.

For nonprofits that have enabled Team Fundraising, some prospective fundraisers had been unable to set up their own fundraising pages without first creating or joining a team. That is no longer the case. Learn how to set up and use Peer-to-Peer Fundraising and set up Team Fundraising.

This corrects cases where fundraisers inherited a default image instead of no media. Fundraisers retain the ability to select their own hero image when they personalize a fundraising page. Learn how to use the 'Primary Media' selector on Campaign Pages (list item #3). Learn how to set up and use Peer-to-Peer Fundraising.

In the Nonprofit Admin Portal, admins can, in one click, uncouple any individual fundraiser from a team, except the team leader. Learn how to set up Team Fundraising, including specific instructions about how to remove fundraisers from teams.

In some cases, when widgets were embedded in a form, donors who clicked on the button saw the full page refresh but the dedication window did not open. That has been repaired. Learn how to use embeddable widgets.

Last week we announced the addition of a place for a built-in virtual/livestreamed event link to online events. When it launched, those links appeared as text without a hyperlink, but now they are active. Learn more about how to add an Event Location on Event Ticketing pages (see item number 4).

This warning is located behind the button in the tab of the page in the Nonprofit Admin Portal. The red-colored warning includes the buttons to and , with comprehensive explanations about the risks of using them. Learn how to integrate our platform with Salesforce.

Team leaders have the ability to remove team members from teams. This process is now faster and more reliable. Learn how to set up Team Fundraising, see our best practices guide for peer-to-peer team leaders and view a walkthrough of a Team Fundraising page.

While the Donor Portal is a useful tool for donors, who do need to confirm their email address to create a user account for it, the email asking for confirmation is again only being sent to users actively creating a Donor Portal user account. Learn more about what and where the Donor Portal is.

and those who support it. We have published a statement to this effect, along with a list of member nonprofits that work with Asian American communities.

In light of the nonprofit community’s ongoing reliance on virtual events, to include two new features:

Learn how to build an Event Ticketing page.

on our powerful, practical and free fundraising platform. View the email here.

You can also look back in this changelog for more information about these new and/or improved features, including:

For what’s coming soon and next on deck, check out the email!