August 1, 2018 | User news is the official bi-weekly newsletter of CiviCRM
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The constituents of NGOs and nonprofits regularly leave the workplace to work with the local communities or vulnerable groups. As a result, members of organisations often lack an access to the CRM system and cannot find the necessary information on their cases during the fieldwork... Read full article...
Written by alandixon, Blackfly Solutions - July 24, 2018
If you're a small organization with minimal or straightforward income from CiviCRM, you probably are happy with using CiviCRM income reporting for the purpose it was originally designed, i.e. for helping you engage with your constituents... Read full article...
Written by tiotsop - July 21, 2018
Few months back I joined the civiCRM developers community as a Google Summer of Code intern with the objective of improving in my coding skills by making a significant contribution to open source software. It's gone quite well so far... Read full article...
Written by colemanw, CiviCRM Core Team - July 21, 2018
Have you ever wanted to rearrange the contact summary screen? Move the most important information to the top? Remove unnecessary stuff? Create a simplified layout for your volunteers and interns but a more robust layout for your... Read full article...
This initiative is nearly 60% funded and is ongoing. Want to see this work complete and the functionality part of your CiviCRM? Make a donation today!
Written by titania, Wanna Pixel - July 19, 2018
So you’ve got that perfect donation page, you’ve grouped your nonprofit’s audience into three neat segments, and you’re announcing your latest fundraising campaign via your social media channels. But do you have the perfect automated email... Read full article...
Written by abhanshgiri,- July 19, 2018
Hi everyone! I’m Abhansh, and I’m working on Making Transactional Email Templates Dynamic project for GSoC 2018. If you want more information about what this project is all about, check out the gitlab here. Mails are the de-facto standard for... Read full article...
Sept 24, 2018
There will be a whopping five tracks this year, targeted for existing CiviCRM users as well as nonprofit professionals interested in exploring Civi. There will be more nuts and bolts sessions, as well as some longer sessions that will take a start-to-finish deep dive into a nonprofit’s workflow and how Civi can help.
CIVICRM EVENTS
CiviCRM events bring together a community of end users, administrators and developers of CiviCRM for content-rich discussions, lectures, networking and training.
Sept 25-29, 2018
The CiviCRM Core Team is pleased to announce what we hope will become an annual event; a combined governance summit and code sprint. This year’s event will begin on September 25th, immediately following CiviCamp Hartford, and will be located in West Milford, New Jersey (within an hour from major airports).
Oct 5, 2018
Come meet others from the UK who are interested in, using or learning more about CiviCRM. This one day conference will be of interest to:
- Those who are thinking about using CiviCRM within their organisation and want to find out more;
- New and existing users of CiviCRM who want to understand their CiviCRM more and hear about the latest developments.
If you have questions, there will be a number of UK and International CiviCRM experts in attendance who can help. You will also be able to talk to staff from other organisations who already use CiviCRM, and make connections that will help you in the future.
Oct 6-12, 2018
We will have a CiviCRM sprint from 6th to 12th October 2018 in Bamford, Derbyshire. The idea is to have as many community members present as possible so we can make good progress on writing code, improving the books and having a good time! Food and drinks are provided. We do expect you to pay for your own travel expenses. If this a problem for you please contact us.
Sprints are friendly and welcoming events that provide an opportunity for you to get to know the rest of the CiviCRM community and contribute back to the project at the same time. They are ideal for working on your pet project, learning about the latest developments in CiviCRM and building up your CiviCRM network.
More events, webinars, meetups, etc.
> Aug 7 | Fundamentals of Membership Management - Online training, 4pm ET
> Aug 22 | Custom Fields and Profiles - Online training, 2pm ET
> Aug 29 | Free CiviCRM Seminar - Workshop, London UK 10am GMT
> Sept 5 | Fundamentals of Contribution Management - Online training, 11am ET
> Sept 5 | CiviTip: Reporting & Summary Fields - Online training, 3:30pm ET
> Sept 11 | Fundamentals of Event Management - Online training, 2pm ET
> Sept 12 | CiviCRM 101 Free Webinar - Webinar, 1pm ET
> Sept 13 | CiviCRM-Grundlagentraining - Bonn, Germany, 10am
> Sept 14 | Spenden & Mitgliedschaften - Bonn, Germany, 10am
> Sept 24 | CiviCamp Hartford - CiviCamp, Hartford, CT, USA
> Sept 25 - 29 | Governance Summit & Dev Camp - West Milford, New Jersey, USA
> Oct 3 & 4 | 2 Day Administrator Training - Workshop, Manchester, UK
> Oct 5 | CiviCamp Manchester - CiviCamp, Manchester, UK
> Oct 6 - 12 | Bamford Documentation and Code Sprint - Sprint, Bamford, UK
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Partners, members and contributors make CiviCRM happen. They not only represent the very best of CiviCRM, they help sustain the project for everyone. Look for the badge and you'll find the standouts in the CiviCRM community. Consider supporting CiviCRM by becoming a partner or a member today.
Partner since 2013
Compucorp has been around a while, originally founded in 1977, (hence the '70's name!). In 2010 we rebooted to focus on how we can use open source to make a real difference in people lives. Now, 5 years into our mission we've seen first-hand how open source has grown in terms of adoptions, public perception and impact; and we've grown too. With a team of 18 we're passionate about the platforms we work with and the communities which we are part of. Based in the United Kingdom.
Partner since 2013
Based in Washington, DC, AGH Strategies serves clients in the metro area, Mid-Atlantic and South, and across the country. We are a CiviCRM-focused company, supporting sites on Drupal, Joomla, and WordPress (and migrations of CiviCRM from one CMS to another). We are active in the CiviCRM community, serving as coordinators for the CiviCRM User Summit and the Washington, DC, CiviCRM meetup group. Based in the United States.
Partner since 2015
Squiffle Consulting has the aim of Helping Charities Succeed: You do great things for those in need, for your community, for the environment or for those in a forgotten corner of the globe. Your focus is not IT, but you can't escape it. Our aim is to help you get the right IT in place that supports your mission and lets you focus on the things you're passionate about. Based in the United Kingdom.
Make it happen! Improve CiviCRM for everyone.
Make It Happen (MIH) campaigns are a great way to get or support new features that you’d like to see into CiviCRM but which hasn't been included within core development. Driven by the community, MIH campaigns can be a fast, easy way to support a specific new feature or improvement: they’re CiviCRM’s form of crowdfunding!
Contact Summary Editor
Lead by CiviCRM Core Team
Help improve accessibility and UX - modernize Select2
Have you ever wanted to rearrange the contact summary screen? Move the most important information to the top? Remove unnecessary stuff? Create a simplified layout for your volunteers and interns but a more robust layout for your fundraising team?
Select2 Upgrade
Lead by Agileware
It's your CiviCRM - display contacts exactly the way you want
Select2 is a library that enhances the usability of CiviCRM by providing rich dropdown widgets like the EntityRef field and action menus. This initative will overhaul those widgets by performing a major upgrade to the Select2 library.
Protect Your Investment in CiviCRM
CiviCRM is neither free to build nor maintain, relying instead on voluntary donations to fund the project. Your donation protects your investment and supports CiviCRM for everyone.
CiviCRM is the leading open source CRM for nonprofits and civic-sector organizations worldwide, currently powering 10,630 organizations, managing 226,071,214 contacts and empowering 143,356,560 contributions.
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