> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.givewise.ca/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.givewise.ca/for-charities/resources-givegenius.md).

# Resources: GiveGenius

Helpful tools, guides, and inspiration to help you make the most of GiveGenius.

Whether you are just getting started or looking to improve your donor experience, this section is your hub for everything related to GiveGenius.

### Learn More

Helpful guides to support your setup, donor communication, and internal processes.

* **Adding GiveWise to Your Website**\
  Guidance on where to place your GiveGenius link, how to update your Donate and Ways to Give pages, and best practices for website integration.
* **How to Install Your GiveGenius URL**\
  Step-by-step instructions for installing your GiveGenius link or GiveButton on your website, including tech specs and options for customization.
* **Quick Start Checklist**\
  The required checklist for getting your tool ready, along with copy you can use on your giving page, website, or donor communications.
* **Donor Instructions for Accessing Tax Receipts**\
  Clear directions you can share with donors on how to log in, set up their Giving Fund, and download their receipts.
* **Importing Donor Data into Your CRM**\
  Guidance on exporting donor activity from the Charity Portal and mapping it into popular CRM systems.

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### Need Help?

We are here to support you. If you need help with onboarding, installation, donor language, or fundraising strategy, reach out anytime at <charitysupport@givewise.ca>.

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