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CiviCRM Components

Tools for engaging your supporters...

CiviContribute


CiviEvent


CiviMail


CiviMember


CiviReport


New Feature Test-drive: Personal Campaign Pages

Not Just a Contact Database

These optional components give you more power to connect and engage your supporters.

  • civiEVENT

  • Online event registration and participant tracking.

  • civiMEMBER

  • Online signup and membership management.

  • civiMAIL

  • Personalized email blasts and newsletters.

  • civiREPORT

  • Report generation and template management.

January 12, 2009 - 15:00 — Dave Greenberg

Starting with CiviCRM 2.2, your organization can take advantage of an online fundraising strategy that was previously available only to users of one of the large, proprietary (and expensive) online fundraising solutions. I've spent the last few days working with our new Personal Campaign pages feature - and I'm quite excited about the potential it has to help our users take their online fundraising to the next level.

When you enable Personal Campaign Pages ("PCP's") for any existing CiviContribute online contribution page - your donors will be invited to "become supporters" by creating their own donation "portal". Getting started with PCP's involves just a few simple steps:

To see what it's like for your constituents to create a fundraising pages - go to our sample page, and click the "Create your own Personal Campaign Page" link.

Our goal in designing this feature is to make the experience of creating a PCP quick and easy - while still giving each supporter the ability to really personalize their "site" and convey a compelling message. Please take some time to explore this new feature and get us your feedback. We have a few more tweaks "in progress" for alpha 2 - and if there's simple things we can do to make it even friendlier / more useful - we'll do our best to get those in prior to the stable release.

Also check out Michal's blog for another perspective on Personal Campaign pages.

Comments

Backport to D5?

Is there any possibility of a backport to D5 for an of this new, cool stuff? Many of us are stuck in D5 and will be for awhile - at least until more modules make the jump. Thanks for the great work - dying to use it!

unfortunately not ...

we just dont have the energy/resources to backport and support multiple versions of Drupal (or mysql/php/joomla)

however we'd be happy to support and help if folks in the community want to work on the backporting project

lobo

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