I have someone doing a fundraiser this month that is not a HWC fundraiser. I've entered it on my website and selected standard fundraiser. When selecting the type of evite, I selected standard versus the HWC and the evite still reference HWC and that if the show is over $600, the 25% will go directly to ACS. This isn't the case at all and I'm not sure why it's doing this. Has anyone had this happen for May?
Fundraiser in May That Is Not a Hwc.
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The discussion centers on a fundraiser scheduled for May that is incorrectly labeled as a HWC fundraiser despite being designated as a standard fundraiser on the website. The issue arises when the evite references HWC and states that 25% of proceeds over $600 will go to ACS, which is not applicable in this case. The user resolved the immediate issue by manually altering the email format to remove the incorrect reference. They plan to contact Tech Support for further clarification and to prevent similar occurrences in the future.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of fundraiser categorization (standard vs. HWC)
- Familiarity with evite creation and management
- Basic knowledge of website content management systems
- Experience with customer support communication
- Contact Tech Support for clarification on fundraiser categorization issues
- Review website settings for fundraiser types and evite configurations
- Learn about best practices for email communication in fundraising
- Investigate common issues with fundraiser management software
Fundraising coordinators, event planners, and anyone involved in managing fundraising events who seeks to ensure accurate representation and communication of fundraiser details.
NooraK
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Actually...for now (and this is my only one for the month), I just altered the email and took that sentence out of the email format. It worked and I'll just reset the format after the show is finished. It shouldn't happen during any other month. If I have a chance, I'll call or email Tech support. Thanks for the suggestion. Hope it's not happening for others in this situation. The show is for a cancer organization, but want the check to go to the org, not ACS directly.
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