Bringing your donation history into Opendate just got a lot more useful. When you import past gifts, you can now include fund and campaign details alongside each donation. That means the context that makes your data meaningful—which annual fund drive a gift supported, which capital campaign it counted toward—transfers right along with the dollar amounts and donor names.

This matters because incomplete data creates work. Without fund and campaign information attached to your historical gifts, you'd need to manually tag donations, cross-reference spreadsheets, or just accept that your reporting has a blind spot for anything that happened before you started using Opendate. None of those are good options when you're trying to understand giving patterns, track campaign progress, or report to your board.

Now your imported donations arrive complete and organized from day one. You can run reports that span your entire giving history, see which campaigns resonated with donors over time, and track fund performance without worrying about data gaps. Your past and present donation records work together as a single, coherent story—which is exactly how it should be.