Donations and money
Download your financial CSV
One row per donation, with what was charged, what Stripe took, and what reached the bank. Built for your treasurer.
- 1.Open the Reports tab on your dashboard.
- 2.The dates are already filled in with your own fundraising window, because that is what people usually ask you about. Change them, or clear both to export everything.
- 3.Press Download CSV.
The file saves straight to your device and opens in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets with no import step. The file name carries your organization, your program, and the date range, so four of them in a downloads folder are still telling apart.
The totals on screen
After it builds, four numbers appear next to the button: donations, raised, Stripe fees, and net to bank. They are deliberately on screen and not in the file, because a total row at the bottom of a CSV quietly breaks a column sum, a pivot table, and an import into accounting software.
What is in the file
Completed and refunded donations, oldest first, one row each. Pending and failed checkouts are left out: no money arrived and none went back, so they are neither income nor a correction. See What each column means.
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What each CSV column means
Eight columns. Two of them can be empty on purpose, and this explains when and why.
Refunds and pending donations
A donation shows before it settles. Refunds stay visible so a number never changes behind your back.
Processing fees, and the cover toggle
Stripe takes a card fee. Donors are offered the chance to cover it, and most do. Not one cent of it is ours.