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Connect CrowdPass to Givebutter

Unify Givebutter fundraising events with CrowdPass NFC check-in, badge printing, and real-time giving displays

Givebutter combines fundraising and event ticketing into one platform, but on-site execution still requires physical infrastructure. CrowdPass provides that infrastructure — NFC badges for access control, professional badge printing for donor recognition, and real-time displays for fundraising thermometers. When a donor buys a Givebutter event ticket, CrowdPass provisions their badge with giving history and VIP status. During the event, Givebutter donations trigger live leaderboard updates on CrowdPass digital signage. The combination turns a Givebutter fundraising page into a full-production event experience.

Automations you can build

TriggerGivebutter ticket purchased
ActionCreate attendee in CrowdPass

Givebutter event ticket purchases create CrowdPass attendee records with ticket type, giving history, and fundraiser attribution. Badge designs reflect ticket tier — general supporters, table hosts, and title sponsors each receive visually distinct badges. The attendee's NFC credentials are configured for the access zones matching their ticket level.

TriggerGivebutter donation received during event
ActionUpdate CrowdPass live display with donor name

Real-time Givebutter donations during a live event trigger CrowdPass digital signage updates — the donor's name and gift amount appear on the fundraising leaderboard displayed in the venue. This live recognition creates social momentum: other guests see names scrolling and are motivated to give. Anonymous donations are shown without a name but still increment the thermometer.

TriggerGivebutter peer-to-peer fundraiser created
ActionCreate team captain in CrowdPass

When a supporter creates a peer-to-peer fundraising page in Givebutter, CrowdPass creates a team captain attendee record with a special badge design. As the captain recruits team members who register, CrowdPass groups them under the captain's team for coordinated check-in and team-based access to competitive event zones.

TriggerCrowdPass attendee checked in
ActionUpdate Givebutter contact with event attendance

NFC check-in events in CrowdPass update the corresponding Givebutter contact record with attendance confirmation. Givebutter's built-in CRM tracks which donors attend events vs. which only give online, enabling segmented outreach: attendees receive in-person thank-you notes referencing specific event moments, while online-only donors receive digital acknowledgments.

How event teams use this

Youth mentorship nonprofit executive director

Hybrid fundraising gala with live giving display

A youth mentorship nonprofit hosts a 400-person gala with a simultaneous Givebutter live stream for virtual supporters. In-person guests check in with CrowdPass NFC badges that reflect their giving level. During the fund-a-need segment, both in-person and virtual donations flow through Givebutter. CrowdPass digital signage in the ballroom shows a live thermometer with donor names scrolling as gifts arrive — in-person guests see their name appear seconds after tapping "donate" on their phone. The live display creates a competitive energy that pushes the campaign from $150,000 to $210,000 in 45 minutes. Post-event, CrowdPass check-in data confirms that 92% of in-person guests donated, compared to 34% of virtual viewers.

Disease research foundation event manager

Peer-to-peer walk/run with team-based access

A disease research foundation runs a 5K walk using Givebutter peer-to-peer fundraising and CrowdPass NFC for event operations. Each team captain's Givebutter page triggers a CrowdPass team record. Team members register through the captain's page and receive matching team-colored NFC wristbands at check-in. NFC checkpoints along the route track participation. Teams that raise over $5,000 earn access to the VIP post-race brunch (controlled by NFC). The foundation raises $320,000 from 1,200 walkers and uses CrowdPass data to award the "Most Engaged Team" prize based on both fundraising total and checkpoint completion rate.

Connect in 3 steps

No code required. Set up in under 5 minutes.

1

Log in to Zapier

Go to zapier.com and search for "CrowdPass" in the app directory. Connect your CrowdPass account using your API key from Settings > Integrations.

2

Choose your trigger

Select a CrowdPass trigger event: new registration, attendee check-in, NFC badge scan, lead capture, or form submission. Each trigger sends full attendee data.

3

Map your action

Choose the destination app and configure what happens. Map CrowdPass fields (name, email, ticket type, custom questions) to the app's fields. Test and activate.

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