A campaign is a single fundraising initiative. Examples include a Ramadan appeal, a masjid extension fund, or a general donations page. A campaign holds the giving amounts donors see, the fund receiving the money, and the page and checkout donors use. You run as many campaigns as you need. Each has specific giving amounts, a unique page, and custom settings.
Most items in Amanahfy connect back to a campaign. Price points, funds, fundraisers, teams, and every donation attach to one. This structure lets you report on each initiative, and maps campaign data into your exports and connected tools like Salesforce. Each campaign has a donation checkout, a shareable campaign page, or both. You choose what to enable per campaign.
What a campaign contains
Price points. The suggested giving amounts, one-off or recurring. See Campaign price points.
Funds. Where donations go. Examples include Zakat, Sadaqah, or a specific project. See Funds.
Fundraisers and teams. Supporters raising money on your behalf. See Fundraisers.
Donations. Every gift made to the campaign, online and offline. See Donations.
Campaign types and seasonal giving
Most campaigns are standard fundraising pages. Amanahfy also provides dedicated sections for seasonal Islamic giving. These sections exist because Muslim giving behaviour changes significantly during holy months, and they need features standard campaigns don't have.
Ramadan. Handles daily giving across the month. Recurring donations are automated specifically for the 30 days of Ramadan.
Dhul Hijjah. Handles the ten days of giving and Qurbani shares. Donors can select specific Qurbani options and automate daily giving during the first ten days of the month.
Exceptions to campaign types
Two items live elsewhere. They are not campaign types.
Jummah. Friday giving is a price-point frequency. See Campaign price points.
Zakat. Handled through Funds and stipulations. This ensures donors feel sure you allocate their Zakat correctly.
Good to know
Zakat-applicable funds. Mark which funds count toward Zakat. Donors giving their Zakat feel confident you allocate the money correctly. See Funds.
History belongs to the campaign. Amounts raised and donor history tie directly to the campaign. Duplicating a campaign starts a clean copy, and none of the history carries over. See Duplicate a campaign.