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Your fundraising platform captures donations. Your CRM should be nurturing the donors. Without a connection, every campaign starts from scratch.
A custom-built integration designed around your business logic, not a plug-and-play connector.
Funraisin handles the transactional side of fundraising — donation pages, event registrations, peer-to-peer campaigns. But the relationship with the donor does not end at the transaction. It begins there. And if that transaction data never reaches your CRM, your team has no way to nurture donors towards their next gift, identify major donor prospects, or segment communications based on giving history.
The fundraising team sees totals. The engagement team sees contacts. Neither sees the full picture. Donors who gave last year receive the same generic appeal as first-time prospects. Recurring donors lapse without anyone noticing. Event participants never hear from you again.
A donation is the start of a relationship, not the end. If your systems treat it as the end, your donor lifetime value will always underperform.
Donor records from Funraisin flow into HubSpot with giving history, campaign participation, and event attendance. New contacts captured in HubSpot feed back into Funraisin. One donor profile, two systems, always aligned.
Individual donations, recurring gift status, and campaign attribution sync to HubSpot. Segment donors by giving tier, frequency, or campaign. Identify lapsed recurring donors before they disappear. Measure which engagement channels produce the highest lifetime value.
This integration is for charities, foundations, and not-for-profit organisations running Funraisin for fundraising campaigns and HubSpot for donor engagement and communications.
If your donor data is siloed in your fundraising platform while your engagement team works from a CRM that knows nothing about giving history, this integration connects the two. Every donor interaction — from first gift to annual appeal to major donor stewardship — is informed by the complete picture.