POINT integration

Your volunteers and donors aren’t two separate audiences, and now their data doesn’t have to live in separate systems.

Givebutter and POINT have teamed up to connect volunteer management, fundraising, and supporter data. Volunteer contact details and service hours from POINT sync directly to Givebutter, while a Givebutter donation button makes it easy for volunteers to give right from your organization’s POINT page.

With this integration, you can see a fuller picture of every supporter, thank the right people for the right thing, and spend less time moving data between platforms.

Volunteer tracking just got butter

POINT brings together everything nonprofits need to recruit, onboard, schedule, check in, and track volunteers through one easy-to-use volunteer management platform.

With the upgraded Givebutter integration, volunteer contact details and service history flow into your nonprofit CRM, helping you see who gives their time, who gives financially, and who does both.

How does the integration between Givebutter and POINT work?

Connect your accounts to bring POINT volunteers into Givebutter as contacts automatically. Their volunteer hours appear alongside the rest of their activity, giving you a more complete view of how they engage with your mission.

You can also add a Givebutter donation button directly to your organization’s POINT page, making it easy for volunteers to support your mission while they’re already engaged.

Other benefits of this integration include:

• Complete supporter profiles 💛 Sync volunteer names, email addresses, phone numbers, addresses, birthdays, and other key contact details from POINT into Givebutter automatically, without exporting or importing spreadsheets.
• Volunteer activity at a glance 📊 Service hours appear in each contact’s activity history, so you can see how supporters give their time and money in one place.
• Cleaner contact data ✨ Choose how POINT matches volunteers with existing Givebutter contacts to help prevent duplicate records and keep your CRM organized.
• More personal stewardship 💌 Use volunteer history to recognize highly engaged supporters and make your follow-ups more relevant.
• Always up to date 🔄 POINT syncs automatically overnight, with the option to run a manual sync whenever you need one.
• More opportunities to give 🎁 Add a Givebutter donation button to your POINT page so volunteers can make a gift while they’re already engaging with your organization.

How to integrate POINT volunteer management with Givebutter

1. Sign up 🧈

Givebutter is free to sign up for, and it takes just a few minutes to create your account. If you don’t already use POINT, create an organization profile to get started with its volunteer management software.

2. Connect POINT & Givebutter 🔌

In POINT, head to Organization → Integrations → Givebutter, add your Givebutter API key, and choose how you’d like POINT to match volunteers with your existing Givebutter contacts.

Once connected, POINT can automatically keep your volunteer contact and service data in sync with Givebutter.

3. Bring your supporter activity together✨

POINT sends contact updates and volunteer hours to Givebutter every night, and you can run a manual sync whenever you need one.

Want to make it easy for volunteers to give, too? Complete the separate fundraising setup to add your Givebutter donation button to your POINT page.

⭐️ Read the complete step-by-step guide →

Raise more, recruit more 💪

Pair Givebutter’s modern fundraising software with POINT’s powerful volunteer platform to build a more complete picture of your supporters, strengthen relationships, and spend less time reconciling data.

Set up your free Givebutter account and POINT organization profile to get started today. 

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Additional resources

• 9 proven volunteer recruitment strategies
• 50 volunteer appreciation ideas: Gifts, events, quotes & more
• The volunteer management framework: Recruit, retain, repeat
• Volunteer retention guide: How to beat the 65% average
• 6 employee volunteer program ideas to boost morale