What's New on Raised: July 2026

July is only partway through, and we have already released updates for private donations and in-person payments. Catalogue editing is easier too. We are also close to launching a new option for groups that want a donation page that stays open year-round.

Here's what's available now, and what's coming in mid-July.

Anonymous donations

Donors can now choose to give without showing their name on public supporter lists.

This helps people who want to support a fundraiser without announcing their donation publicly. It may suit a sensitive medical appeal, a hardship fundraiser, or anyone who prefers to keep their giving private. Organisers still receive the details needed for receipts and records, but the donor's name does not appear on the public supporter list.

If you've had donors ask "can I give without being listed?", you can say yes.

Faster in-person payments

When using Tap to Pay to accept a contactless payment in person, you can now skip the receipt step when it is not needed. This helps keep the queue moving at a sausage sizzle, gala, or sideline sale.

You can still send a receipt when someone wants one. For a quick $5 purchase at half-time, however, you can take the payment and move straight to the next person.

Easier catalogue editing

If you manage your own product catalogue, several common jobs now take less time.

You can search across the whole catalogue and change the prices of several items at once. You can also adjust the suggested profit margin for a group of products instead of editing each one separately. Catalogue sections can have their own description and banner, so supporters know what they will find in sections such as "Winter pies" or "Club merchandise".

For example, your supplier might change several wholesale prices a week before launch. You can update that group of products together, then check the selling prices and expected profit before publishing the catalogue.

Sorting is easier too, so you can move popular products to the top without rebuilding the catalogue.

Better crowdfunding landing pages

Crowdfunding pages now have a clearer button for starting a campaign and improved banners for introducing the cause.

When someone opens a link from a social post or school newsletter, they should quickly understand what the fundraiser is for and how to donate. The updated pages make that path clearer.

Better pages and links for single-product fundraisers

If your fundraiser sells only one product, the page now puts that item at the centre instead of showing a layout designed for a large catalogue. This works well for a pie pack, raffle ticket, or club hoodie.

Fundraiser web addresses are also cleaner. This makes links easier to include on posters, in newsletters, and in messages from team captains.

Easier fundraiser management

We reorganised the fundraiser management menu so common tasks are easier to find. Orders, teams, and settings now take fewer taps to reach, especially on mobile.

This should make it easier to check orders or change a setting while you're away from a computer.

Coming mid-July: ongoing campaigns

Later this month, we're launching ongoing campaigns.

These are donation pages without a hard end date. A club could use one as a permanent "support us" page, while a school could keep donations open between its main term fundraisers. They will also suit community groups that raise money steadily through the year.

Ongoing campaigns will have their own setup process and public donation pages. They stay open so supporters can give whenever they're ready, not only during a two-week fundraiser. We're aiming to launch them in mid-July.

The first release will accept one-off donations. It will not include automatic monthly donations. If your organisation wants one donation page to share throughout the year, this is the feature to watch for.

That's early July

Donors now have more privacy, and in-person payments are quicker. Catalogue editing takes less time, with ongoing campaigns on the way.

If you're running a fundraiser now, these updates are already available. If you want an ongoing donation page, keep an eye out in mid-July, or start a campaign on Raised in the meantime.