Record gifts with context
Record the person, amount, date, method and fund. Keep a donor note when a gift needs additional context about its intended purpose.
Harbor helps churches maintain giving records, organize gifts by fund and prepare annual giving summaries. Members can see their own giving history, while authorized finance users manage the church’s broader donation records.
Record the person, amount, date, method and fund. Keep a donor note when a gift needs additional context about its intended purpose.
Authorized finance users can create church funds and choose which ones appear in the giving experience, including ministry or project-specific funds.
Members can download their own annual giving summary. Authorized finance users can download individual member statements in a batch for the church to distribute.
The everyday details, together in one workspace.
Ordinary members can access their own recorded gifts and annual summary. They do not receive the church’s donor list, other members’ giving records or financial reports. Administrative access is reserved for the owner and staff with financial permissions, and financial changes retain an activity trail.
Create the giving funds your church uses.
Record each gift against the correct person and fund.
Review the year’s records and download giving summaries.
Live online donations are not active yet. Payment-provider integration is prepared in test mode and requires further activation. Giving statements summarize recorded gifts; the church must review any tax acknowledgment language and benefit disclosures before distribution.
No. Member giving history is tied to the person linked to their accepted profile invitation.
Authorized finance users can download a batch of individual statements for the chosen year. The church distributes the appropriate statement to each recipient.
Harbor’s live payment processing is not active yet. Current giving records work separately from the test-mode payment integration.
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