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OneHash Nonprofit offers powerful chapter, volunteer, donor, and grant management tools to streamline nonprofit operations, boost fundraising, and increase community impact effectively and efficiently
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Non Profit : Grant Application

| Grant Application Grant Application is designed to be used by organisations that distribute funds to others, for example grant seeker, etc. Grants are non-repayable funds or products disbursed or gifted by one party (grantmakers), often a government department, corporation, foundation or trust, to a recipient, often (but not always) a nonprofit entity, educational institution, business or an individual. In order to receive a grant, some form of "Grant Writing" often referred to as either a proposal or an application is required. Most grants are made to fund a specific project and require some level of compliance and reporting. The grant writing process involves an applicant submitting a proposal (or submission) to a potential funder, either on the applicant's own initiative or in response to a Request for Proposal from the funder. Other grants can be given to individuals, such as victims of natural disasters or individuals who seek to open a small business. Sometimes grant makers require grant seekers to have some form of tax-exempt status, be a registered nonprofit organization or a local government. Grant Application is grant writing process which can be review by assessment manager and then decided by the organization to disburse grant amount to the applicant or not. The Grant Application doctype allows you to record the Grant Applicants details. To Generate Online Grant Application go to: ++My Account on website > Grant Application from sidebar > Apply for new Grant Application.++ To Generate Grant Application go to: ++Non Profit > Grant Application > + Add Grant Application++ - Email: Email is a mandatory field. - Organization: Organization is data field contain organizaion name set as name field in OneHash. - Address and Contact Section: This Section linked to address and contact doctypes. - Grant Application Details Section: This section contains information about grant description. - Amount: Amount field describe requested amount by an applicant. - Route: Route field leave blank it will automatically create route path grant-application/organization_name - Assessment Result Section: In This section when status field selected as received, send Grant Review Email button appear on the top right corner which sends grant URL to Assessment Manager. After reviewing grant. Grant Assessment Manager scale application at 0 - 9 point and left a note about a grant.

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Last updated on Jun 18, 2025

Non Profit : Volunteers and Donors

Volunteer The Volunteer doctype allows you to record the Volunteer details. Volunteers are simply contacts in your OneHash database with one or more volunteering program. The contact may be an individual, a household, an organisation, or some other contact sub-type . To create new Volunteer go to: ++Non Profit > Volunteer > New++ Email: Email field is the id of Member doctype. Volunteer Type: Volunteer Type is link field to Volunteer Type Doctype. Volunteer can select available Doctype. Address and Contact Section: This Section linked to address and contact doctypes. Volunteer Availability Section: This section is child table which contains select field about volunteer availability. a volunteer can select availability such as weekly, morning etc. Volunteer Skills Section: This section is child table which contains data field about the volunteer skills. a volunteer can add multiple skill for eg. Desk Job, Hospitality, Food management, computer operator etc. Volunteer Type Volunteer Types are a basic building block for Volunteering management. Typically an organization will set up a volunteer type for each of the different donation that they offer. For example, an organisation may define three volunteer types for 'regular', 'Student', and 'Member' donor. In this chapter we will cover the most common set-up for volunteer types. To create new volunteer Type go to: ++Non Profit > Volunteer Type > New++ Volunteer Type: The Volunteer Type is displayed throughout the system, on both public and backend pages so spend some time thinking about a membership type name that is appropriate to both audiences. It can be changed at a later date. Amount: If your Volunteering are free you should enter 0 (zero) in this field. Otherwise you should enter the amount that must be paid to the volunteer. Donor A donor in general is a person, organization or government who donates something voluntarily. The term is usually used to represent a form of pure altruism but sometimes used when the payment for a service is recognized by all parties as representing less than the value of the donation and that the motivation is altruistic. In business law, a donor is someone who is giving the gift (law), and a donee the person receiving the gift. The Donor doctype allows you to record the Donor details. Donor are simply contacts in your OneHash database with one or more Donation. The contact may be an individual, a household, an organization, or some other contact sub-type, but it is always a contact to which a donation is applied. To create new Donor go to: ++Non Profit > Donor > New++ Email: Email field is the id of Member doctype. Donor Type: Donor Type is link field to Donor Type Doctype. Member can select Available Doctype. Address and Contact Section: This Section linked to address and contact doctypes. Accounting Section: This section allowed to set member accounting details such as Account Receivable. Donor Type The Donor Type doctype allows you to Create different Donor Profile for the Donor. Donor Types are a basic building block for Donor and contribution management. Typically an organization will set up a donor type for each of the different donation that they offer. For example, an organisation may define three donation types for 'regular', 'Organization', and 'honorary' donor. In this chapter we will cover the most common set-up for donor types. To create new donor Type go to: ++Non Profit > Donor Type > New++ Donor Type: The Donor Type is displayed throughout the system, on both public and backend pages so spend some time thinking about a donor type name that is appropriate to both audiences. It can be changed at a later date.

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Non Profit : Member and Membership

Member The Member doctype allows you to record the Member details for a Membership. Members are simply contacts in your OneHash database with one or more memberships. The contact may be an individual, a household, an organisation, or some other contact sub-type, but it is always a contact to which a membership is applied. To create new Member go to: ++Non Profit > Member > New++ Email: Email field is the id of Member doctype. Membership Type: Membership Type is link field to Membership Type Doctype. Member can select Available Doctype. Membership Expiry Date: This Field fetch membership end date details from membership doctype. Address and Contact Section: This Section linked to address and contact doctypes. Membership The Membership doctype allows you to record membership details for the Member. Membership is a term which refers to any organization that allows people to subscribe, and often requires them to pay a membership fee or "subscription". To create new Membership go to: ++Non Profit > Membership > New++ Member: Member is a link field fetch member details from Member doctype. Membership Status: Membership Status is a select field which contains New, Current, Expired, Pending and Cancelled. Membership Date Details section: This section contain information related to Membership start date, end date and member since date. Payment Details: This section contains payment related details. If the person paid for membership checkbox paid is marked as checked else unmarked. Amount fetch based on membership type. Membership Type Membership Types are a basic building block for membership management. Typically an organization will set up a membership type for each of the different memberships that they offer. For the simplest membership structures, one membership type may be enough. For more complex membership structures, more membership types may be required. For example, an organisation may define three membership types for 'regular', 'student', and 'honorary' members. Or an organization may choose to use membership types as subscriptions to their different publications, either free or paying ones. In this chapter we will cover the most common set-up for membership types. To create new Membership Type go to: ++Non Profit > Membership Type > New++ Membership Type: The Membership Type is displayed throughout the system, on both public and backend pages so spend some time thinking about a membership type name that is appropriate to both audiences. It can be changed at a later date Amount: If your memberships are free you should enter 0 (zero) in this field. Otherwise you should enter the amount that must be paid for this membership type.

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Last updated on Jun 18, 2025