Make a Difference
Calendar for A Cause is an electronic calendar hosting platform. 100% of Donations go directly to the calendar owners. Larger non-profit organizations seeking to integrate the calendar platform with their web presence should contact us to discuss.
The premise of the calendar concept is that collectively, as a group, we can make a difference. 365 days make a year. Take a big problem and divide it by 365 days and you have a manageable goal. You can be part of the solution by being one of those 365: One Person. One Day. One Donation.
Calendar-For-A-Cause - Donor Features
The IRS allows deductions under specific guidelines, if you have a question, contact the organization for which you are donating and the IRS.
Do I have to report donations made to me?
If you are not a charitable organization as recognized by the IRS, any money you raise may be considered income.
Calendar for A Cause is an electronic calendar hosting platform. 100% of Donations go directly to the calendar owners. Larger non-profit organizations seeking to integrate the calendar platform with their web presence should contact us to discuss.
The premise of the calendar concept is that collectively, as a group, we can make a difference. 365 days make a year. Take a big problem and divide it by 365 days and you have a manageable goal. You can be part of the solution by being one of those 365: One Person. One Day. One Donation.
Calendar-For-A-Cause - Donor Features
- Donate a set amount or specify a custom amount
- Add a note of encouragement via the message board
- Specify what name to display in the calendar (i.e. Donate as 'Mary Smith', but have 'Anonymous' display in the calendar and notes of encouragement)
- Hover over a partially sponsored day to view a list of donors
- Edit the intro text above your calendar
- Set donation levels/amounts and specify a day's default amount
- Manually add donors to the calendar that are paying by check or cash - they want to be there too
- Manage messages board postings
- View list of donors, sponsored days, and amount
- Download the donor list into Excel
- Edit automated thank-you email message
- Donate to people and causes you know and trust.
- Only donate money you know you can afford.
- Don't finance your donation.
The IRS allows deductions under specific guidelines, if you have a question, contact the organization for which you are donating and the IRS.
Do I have to report donations made to me?
If you are not a charitable organization as recognized by the IRS, any money you raise may be considered income.
