For MuseumsDonor management

Members and donors on one record, not two systems that disagree.

DonorForge runs a museum's entire giving pyramid on one record: the $60 household membership, the exhibition sponsor, the capital-campaign lead gift, and the eventual bequest, without a six-figure Tessitura contract.

What we run for you
  • 01

    Membership programs

    Household, dual, and patron tiers with auto-renewal, member cards, and lapsed-member win-back.

  • 02

    Members who give

    The member who also writes a five-figure check is one record, not a membership row and a donor row that never reconcile.

  • 03

    Exhibition & capital

    Sponsor packages for the new wing or the traveling show, tracked against pledges, naming levels, and corporate underwriters.

  • 04

    Planned giving

    Legacy-society cultivation and bequest tracking the development office can actually report to the board.

  • 05

    Visitor to member

    The admissions and gift-shop buyer nudged into membership, then into the annual fund. One pipeline instead of three lists.

Tessitura and Blackbaud Altru are priced for the Smithsonian. A county historical society or a mid-size art museum should not need a $40,000 contract just to know who its members are.

Common questions
Is DonorForge a good fit for museums?
Tessitura and Blackbaud Altru are priced for the Smithsonian. A county historical society or a mid-size art museum should not need a $40,000 contract just to know who its members are.
How much does DonorForge cost?
DonorForge offers a free tier and paid plans starting at introductory rates. Every paid plan includes a 14-day free trial. Early adopters keep their introductory rate as prices rise.
Can I migrate from DonorPerfect, Bloomerang, or a spreadsheet?
Yes. DonorForge supports CSV imports for donors and donation history, and our team will help with the migration on paid plans.
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