A multi-campaign checkout, a rebuilt tablet editor, and a public NPO Directory

April's changes cut across giving, ceremonies, and how organizations get found: donors can now combine campaigns in one checkout, ceremony tablets get a more precise editor, and a public NPO Directory launched with a claimable listing for your organization.

🌟 Major updates

💳 Donors can now give to several campaigns in one checkout

A donor can add offerings from more than one of your campaigns into a single cart and pay for all of them together, instead of checking out separately for each one. A guest cart also works without the donor needing to log in first — useful for someone giving quickly from a shared link.

🏮 A more precise editor for ceremony tablets

The tool for designing name tablets used in memorial and blessing ceremonies was rebuilt around a zone-based editor, so you can lay out where each name and line goes and generate print-ready tablet batches more precisely than before.

🌐 A public NPO Directory, with a claimable listing for your organization

DonorCARE launched a public, searchable directory of Malaysian NPOs, browsable by category and state. Your organization's listing is claimable, so you can verify it and take ownership rather than leaving it to sit unmanaged — and it's built to be found, with a sitemap, structured data, and links back from your own organization pages.

🧩 Smaller improvements

• 📊 Bulk data exports can now be requested as a background job from a dedicated Export Center and downloaded once ready, instead of being limited to what loads instantly on screen.
• 🌐 You can now maintain your own bilingual FAQ list and edit your legal/policy page content directly, instead of relying on fixed boilerplate text.
• 🛡️ New organizations can start on a time-limited free trial of paid features, with a countdown banner and an automatic prompt to upgrade when they hit a plan limit or the trial is about to expire.

🔧 Fixes

• 💳 Anonymous donations are now scoped to each organization individually, fixing an issue where the "anonymous donor" record they were attributed to could get mixed up with another organization's.

Thank you for the ceremonies and campaigns you run on DonorCARE. If anything above doesn't match what you see, tell us here — we read every comment.