values that we hold dear Previous values are shown in italics below; new values are in bold. Our member nonprofits must not:

• discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation or military status in any activities, programs or operations;

• advocate against or deny the rights of women;

• advocate against or deny the rights or existence of anyone on the basis of their sex, gender, gender expression or sexual orientation, including transgender and gender nonconforming people;

• advocate against or deny the rights of historically underrepresented groups, including Black, brown, AAPI and Indigenous people;

• advocate against or deny environmental or social sustainability practices, especially with regard to renewable energy; land, water and air rights and use; and the growing climate emergency;

• advocate for the sale, ownership and/or civilian use of assault weapons, weapons of war, high capacity magazines, automatic weapons or any mechanism that can convert a firearm into an automatic weapon;

• disseminate hate speech or dangerous speech, promote or incite violence online or offline.

Our values are one reason nonprofits may choose Give Lively over other fundraising platforms.

This feature grants shared access to data contained in the CSV, even with people who don't have Give Lively admin access. For a brief time, imports of Event Ticketing data into Google Sheets resulted in an error. Learn how to access event attendee data using the “Shareable CSV” feature.

recently relaunched

This takes into account the new left-hand navigation and page names. Redirects ensure that any previously bookmarked pages still work. Take a brief tour of the Nonprofit Admin Portal.

second-generation payment form

This is part of the gradual transition to a payment form aligned with our upgraded system. While the donor is guided through a very similar ACH giving experience on both generations of form, the first-generation form continues to use Plaid and the second-generation form now relies on Stripe Financial Connections. Learn about our new payment form and Stripe Financial Connections.

For a short time, this data wasn’t being captured. Learn how to use UTM codes to track fundraising campaigns and how to download donor data from the Nonprofit Admin Portal.

Review how to edit the page description of Core Profiles and Campaign Pages.

The message now reminds users to “click ‘Save’ if any changes were made.” Prior to this update, when a test email was sent from the Core Profile or Campaign Pages sections of the Nonprofit Admin Portal, the alert stated that changes had yet to be saved, even if there were no changes. Learn how to create, edit and test-send a thank-you message when setting up your Core Profile page or Campaign Page.

, provided the donation was made through a second-generation payment form. Thank-you messages on donations made via first-generation payment forms continue to reflect the alignment chosen in the text editor. Learn more about our new payment form and how to send a customized thank-you message to donors and ticket purchasers.

We now use the full names of Give Lively products and introduced a section that may not yet be visible to all nonprofits. This new section will only display if a nonprofit has received donations through Charity Navigator’s Giving Basket and/or is a participant in the data reports beta group. Take a brief tour of the Nonprofit Admin Portal.

second-generation payment form This is part of the gradual transition to a payment form aligned with our upgraded system. Give Lively now supports two generations of payment forms: a first-generation form and a new second-generation form. Both payment forms serve equally well, so there is no reason a nonprofit should favor one more than the other, although over time the second-generation form will become the standard for all Give Lively-powered fundraising pages. Nonprofits will see a announcement in their Nonprofit Admin Portal as soon as the second-generation form can be applied to any of their fundraising pages; at the moment it is only available on Core Profiles fundraising pages and Campaign Pages. Learn more about our new payment form and the features it currently supports.

The note also advises that once the CSV is ready, a download link will be emailed to the address associated with the Nonprofit Admin Portal user account. Learn how to download donor data from the Nonprofit Admin Portal.

, provided the second-generation payment form is being used. Test receipts will also include the logo. Learn more about our new payment form and how to send a customized thank-you message to donors and ticket purchasers.

Prior to the fix, some recurring donations had not been applied to the totals of the Team Fundraising pages through which they were made, even though the donations were completed without any issues and were reflected in the associated Campaign Page tallies. The fix resolves the problem going forward and has updated all previously impacted Team Fundraising pages. Learn how to enable Team Fundraising.

When a new peer-to-peer fundraiser joins a team, the amount that person has raised prior to joining is added to the team total; conversely, when a fundraiser leaves a team, the team total no longer calculates that person’s funds raised toward the total. Learn how to set up Team Fundraising.