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Donation receipts

Every gift gets its receipt. Automatically, every time.

Save a check or cash gift, take a card payment, or mark in-kind items received, and Donorly emails the donor a receipt right away. Then it shows you who got theirs, and when.

Receipts go out on their own.

  • Checks and cash

    The receipt is emailed the moment you save the gift, with an image of the check on check receipts.

  • Card and bank payments

    Online gifts get their receipt as soon as the payment goes through.

  • In-kind gifts

    When donated items are marked received, the donor gets a receipt for what they gave.

See who got their receipt, and who didn't.

A gift whose receipt went out looks just as it always has; hover it to see the date. Only the gifts that need you say so.

  • Not sent yet? Send it with one click, right from the gift.
  • Missing an email? Add it and the receipt goes out.
  • On each donor's timeline, every gift shows its receipt number and the date it was emailed.
  • Already sent one? Donorly shows you when, and checks with you before sending another.

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Receipts that hold up.

  • One page, ready to print

    Downloaded receipts fit on a single letter-size page, named with the donor and receipt number.

  • Households, clearly addressed

    A household receipt says exactly who it went to.

  • Your name on the reply

    Receipts come from Donorly with your organization's reply-to address, so donor replies land in your inbox.

  • Know the rules

    Our receipt requirements guide explains what the IRS expects a written acknowledgment to say.

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See it with your own checks, pages and members.

30 minutes, on your own work: your checks, your pages, your numbers. Ask us how anything works. During the beta, we move your data in for you at no cost.

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