Create a donor-threshold challenge
A donor challenge unlocks the sponsor’s committed amount once a single qualifying-donor target is reached. It does not repeatedly unlock an amount for every group of donors. For example, a $1,000 challenge with a 10-donor target unlocks $1,000 when 10 qualifying donors give.
Set up a donor challenge
Set the challenge type to 'Donors.'
I will give — the total amount the sponsor commits to the challenge.
If the campaign gets another — the number of qualifying donors required to trigger the challenge.
Affiliation — Count only donors with a specific affiliation (for example, Alumni).
Class Year — Count only donors from selected class years.
Designation — Count only donors who contribute to a specific fund or designation when this option is enabled.
A Group of Friends — Count only donations from specified email addresses.
Recurring Donors — Count only donors who set up recurring gifts in campaigns that support them.
The challenge form includes a checkbox labeled "If my challenge is not completely met, I will still give the full amount" that is checked by default. If selected, the sponsor pays the full committed amount even if the donor threshold isn’t reached. Sponsors can uncheck the box if they prefer to contribute only when the threshold is met.
Targeting donors
By default, a donor challenge counts gifts from all donors. Use the targeting options on the challenge form to narrow the count to a specific group:
Targeting options that are not configured for your campaign will not appear on the form.
For repeated milestones, use separate challenges with their own targets. For an amount earned with each qualifying donor, use a per-donor match instead of a donor challenge.
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