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Our latest webinar,
The State of Generosity: What Nonprofits Need to Know Before GivingTuesday
, is now available for free and on-demand.
A live, candid conversation Asha Curran, CEO of GivingTuesday, and David DeParolesa, CEO of Give Lively, it explores the trends shaping generosity today and what they mean for a nonprofits, including donor behavior, community engagement and the future of philanthropy. View the webinar on demand or read the recap for highlights and the data behind them.
Even as we continue to make
user-facing upgrades
to our Salesforce integration, we also recently completed under-the-hood stability refinements.
- Connection reliability: We addressed issues that could cause errors when connecting to Salesforce or saving integration settings.
- Sync steadiness: We further solidified data sync consistency.
Two number fields now hold the entered number if you scroll while your cursor is over the field
: the ticket prices amounts of the Event Ticketing ticket builder in the Nonprofit Admin Portal and the custom donation amount on donation forms used by donors. Before, in Google Chrome, scrolling with a mouse wheel or trackpad could change the entered number rather than scroll, but only if the cursor hovered over the specific number field. Learn more about Give Lively's fundraising features.We have completed a rollout that alleviates small misalignment, overlap and font-size issues with the Simple Donation Widget.
This is a followup to our transition to the new Simple Donation Widget. Learn about what makes the new Simple Donation Widget more appealing, efficient and accessible. We just launched GivingHQ, a free prompt builder for nonprofits that use AI.
GivingHQ turns a nonprofit's mission, voice and goals into detailed prompts for fundraising, email, social media, donor engagement and storytelling. That’s less time spent – and electricity used – conversing with AI and more time for the calls, notes and visits only humans can make. Learn about GivingHQ and then give it a try.
Our latest webinar,
Beyond the First Gift: GivingTuesday Stewardship That Sticks
, and its companion resources are now available for free and on-demand.
This webinar is for all nonprofit leaders and staff looking to build a practical plan for keeping donors connected after GivingTuesday and beyond. View the webinar on demand and/or download the resources.
Nonprofits can now use an email address associated with their organization as the public point of contact shown in the footers of fundraising pages and receipts.
Previously, all donors in need of help were pointed to support@givelively.org, which remains the default option if no alternative is provided. Learn how to add a pubic point of contact email address.
A text box now allows for alternative text (aka “alt text”) labels to be added to images nonprofits upload for use on fundraising pages.
This short text description of an image helps users with low vision who use screen readers or other assistive technology. Added “alt text” labels are part of our ongoing accessibility conformance efforts. Learn about "alt texts" and other nonprofit accessibility recommendations, as well as recent accessibility updates.
The new website page announces upcoming Give Lively-hosted webinars and serves as an easy-access library to past webinars.
The collection of monthly webinars, with companion resources like downloadable PDF guides, offers guidance and strategies from nonprofit peers and industry experts navigating today’s fundraising landscape. Visit the “Webinars for nonprofits” page.
Donors using a keyboard to navigate through a Give Lively donation form no longer lose their selected suggested donation amount when they tab into the custom amount field.
Now, a chosen selected amount is only cleared when a custom amount is entered into the field. Donors clicking on the custom amount field with a mouse were not affected. Donation forms on Event Ticketing pages remain the same for now. Learn more about accessibility at Give Lively.Load More
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