What's New on Givelink: August 2026

In August, Givelink made it easier to log in, added team access with roles, put your logo on donor receipts and widened the product catalog. We also looked at which campaigns actually raised money this month.

Sign in your way

You can now log in with Google, Apple or your email. No extra steps, so you get straight to your wishlists.

Bring your whole team on, with roles

This one came from your feedback, especially from bigger teams. You can invite anyone on your team and give each person a role: Owner for full control, Member for the day-to-day. You can add, change or remove access at any time.

To set it up, click your logo in the top right of your Givelink profile, then choose Manage Users.

More products, better prices

Givelink partnered with DollarDays to bring a much wider catalog into your wishlist builder. You can also sort and filter products now, so it's quicker to find what a specific program needs.

Your logo on tax-deductible receipts

Automatic tax-deductible receipts now carry your organization's logo. Every receipt a donor gets looks like it came straight from you.

What drove donations this month

The honest version: Givelink works when you promote it. The campaigns that took off in August all got promoted, and usually on more than one channel. Newsletters were the strongest channel, and social media stacked on top.

• Ukandu: newsletter plus social media brought in $1,500+ from 19 supporters in 4 days. A short note on each wishlist explaining why the items were needed turned more viewers into donors.
• St Vincent de Paul (Alameda County): newsletter plus social media brought in $1,300+ from 11 supporters over a month of steady posting. They split their needs into several wishlists, so donors could see exactly what to fund and why. The pattern is simple. Promote on more than one channel, and make the need obvious: a reason, a clear list and a short video on why it matters.

In the community

Givelink became a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and CalNonprofits. Our co-founders also joined Dr. Rob Harter on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast to talk about donation transparency and donor trust.

Next step

Want help getting your next campaign in front of more people? Book a 15-minute call and we'll map it out.