The spring appeal, the fall drive and Tuesday’s hamper run are one organization. pplCRM keeps them on one list — with receipting an auditor can follow and field tools a volunteer can actually use.
Connect your organization’s own Stripe account: you are the merchant of record and the money lands in your account, with a 1% platform fee per card gift. Card data never touches pplCRM servers.
Every gift is receipted by email the moment it arrives. Registered charities issue numbered official CRA receipts at year end — the numbering is gap-free, corrections go through cancel-and-replace, and each donor gets one document: a tax receipt where possible, a giving summary where not.
Publish shifts, let volunteers claim them online, and watch hours accrue on each person’s record. Teams keep the food-bank crew and the gala committee organized without three spreadsheets.
Hampers, meal deliveries and welcome bags become hour-sized routes with a one-stop-at-a-time page for each driver — first name and address only, undo included, and a failed stop returns to the pool by itself.
A family’s giving, volunteering and event history reads as one relationship, not four rows. Households connect people at one address; duplicates merge with reasons shown; the next ask goes to the right person at a respectful moment.
The automatic email receipt claims no tax treatment. Numbered official receipts are a year-end run under a regime you configure — CRA charitable for registered charities. If you are not registered, donors get giving summaries instead, marked as exactly that.
Online giving needs the Grassroots plan or higher, and connecting Stripe happens after your workspace goes live — the demo blocks outward-facing money on purpose.
pplCRM has no US receipting regime: US political contributions are not tax-deductible, and no US charitable regime is modelled today. Every gift still gets the plain email receipt.
Your free workspace opens with sample people, households, turfs and an inbox already in it. Nothing you break is real. No card, no time limit.