
End-user, Administrator, Implementor
Center for Media Justice
Civi has been an amazing tool for CMJ (and for other organizations I work with) to keep our most important data all in one place in a user friendly way.


Administrator, Implementor, Developer
The Bible Society of South Africa
We are currently migrating to civiCRM. We will be using civiCRM for back office to record contributions, manage donor communication and report on contributions received.
CiviCRM is perfect for us because it is based on contributions


Consultant, Implementor, Trainer
Northbridge Digital
The community provides excellent forum support, new ideas and feedback on suggestions. The CiviCRM software suits many use cases and allows us to support a large number of diverse UK voluntary sector organisations.


Administrator, End-user
Movimiento por la Paz -MPDL-
We needed a CRM, found CiviCRM and fell in love with it :). We're starting with 4.3, we hope we can be of some help for future updates.


Administrator
Responsive Development Tecnologies
We use CiviCrm to keep track of our customers and to administer our seminars and conferences.

Consultant
nfpservices
We use CiviCRM for our own business functions. Nfpservices participate in the development of CiviCRM and contribute enhanced functionality to the community.


End-user, Administrator, Trainer
Progressive Technology Project
CiviCRM is helping us serve member-based community organizing groups across the
U.S. to keep better track of their events, fundraising, and membership data. It's helping our community to aim higher in terms of what kind of questions they should be asking and what kind of data they should be collecting. We chose CiviCRM because it's the best all-around tool to do what our groups need, AND because it's open source.


Developer & Implementator
IXIAM
It's all about community. I love the CiviCRM philosophy and in IXIAM, we are trying to expand the spanish speaking community in Spain and Argentina


End-user, Administrator, Implementor
ZING
We feel there are too many obstacles facing not-for-profits (NFPs) considering commercial CRM offerings, including many of those that are charity oriented. From licensing models which restrict the fluid expansion of an organisation's user base (why should you be punished with higher costs for being successful?), to support from commercial companies being inherently tied to one supplier; a NFP would benefit from the option to 'shop around' for those most appropriate, e.g. based on: proximity and availability on-site, cost, experience, value added services... They also often lack the capacity for charity relevant workflows, necessitating either customisations, complicated and inefficient workarounds or an en-masse call for new functionality, as individual charities do not appear to carry the weight required to influence subtle NFP-only changes to market leading software, without large expense.
On the flip side, CiviCRM is completely free and open-source, carrying with it a friendly, hard-working and enthusiastic community of developers and implementers, constantly listening to the users' needs and sculpting future releases to the requirements of NFP organisations. This is exciting!


Implementor, Administrator, End User
AVdrive, Inc.
In New York City we have been fortunate to have had in person user group meetings. It has been useful to CiviCRM see case studies presented by companies and individuals. To learn about how people use and customize CiviCRM for different types of organizations. It is also useful to meet in person other implementers, developers and users to work with on professional and volunteer projects. I think it is also important and fulfilling to try to share knowledge and resources with others to help sustain the community and project.

Developer
Wikimedia Foundation
Civi is one of those pieces of software that makes you wonder how early humans could have survived without it. Every nonprofit seems to be using Civi for some aspect of their fundraising, and I'm always surprised at the creative ways different people find to make it work for their needs. Happy to be able to help out a bit. There's a lot of energy going into this project--definitely checkout the forums and the IRC channel if you're curious.


Implementor, Developer
Unitarian Universalist Church of Lancaster
Contact management, email marketing/management and web site integration.

Comments
yes
I've got one instance of personal campaign pages being used sucessfully. They would like the ability for people to "join" a team, and for a "leader to manage the team" (invite, approve, and remove members) and provide a "team total" for fundraising goals. This strikes me as a deeply social and complex set of requirements, however, in which all team members and the team leader must have a nuanced set of permissions as well as access to a user interface that makes sense.
Given my client's miniscule budget I told them their goals were not even remotely possible, and team leaders simply co-ordinated their team rosters in the PCP description page, editing the text to show who was on their team.
If this is your next feature goal, I commend you and good luck!, but couldn't offer more than a small sum for MIH.
The FPWR platform supports
The FPWR platform supports most of what you intend to do. Some brief updates
If your desire is to build this into Civi, then this may not be a great solution for you. We didn't want to extend Civi or any of its tables etc. Instead, we wanted to maintain flexibilty and ultimate control over the UI and UXP. That is why the system is architected as it is. So, again, it may not be a decent fit if you have other requirements.
With that said the system currently supports the following in your list of requirements:
New Code Released
We have released new code for the fundraising platform. This version supports Drupal 7 as well as the other elements listed in my previous comment. The link to the repo is: https://github.com/fpwr/fundraising-campaigns-d7
re: New Code Released
Hi Jeff,
Great timing! Thank you very much for the detailed comment and code. I will definately look into it.
Hey Jeff,
Hey Jeff,
Do you know if there will be any code avaialble for Civi on Joomla. I've been riggin Civi to kinda work like a team fundraiser but it takes a lot of manual work.
I was excited when Civi finally made it possible to attach a PCP to an Event. That helps.