[consulting] Online Donation Service Recommendation

[Jamie]

I really doubt you will find such a tool. The problem you are going to 
run into is that you're dealing with a local race instead of a federal 
or state one. That means there are state and local reporting laws that 
must be adhered to and those vary by state and even county.

Pretty much you are going to have to go a more generic route like 
ChipIn, PayPal or Google Checkout. Google Checkout actually does offer a 
political campaign donation service, but that too is limited to federal 
races.

Jamie Holly
http://www.intoxination.net
http://www.hollyit.net


On 11/23/2010 3:26 PM, Christian Pearce wrote:
> That is interesting.  Not unlike what I am working on.  Using features 
> extra.  I don't want to hitch my wagon to anything.  Simply looking 
> for the best SAAS.  I see they use Salsa.  That would be an example of 
> something I would want to tie into.  But Salsa is a lot more about 
> advocacy then it is campaigns.  Or at least they have a lot more than 
> what I want.  I simply want donations.
>
> ----- "Jeremy Blanchard" <auzigog at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hey Christian,
>
> >
> The folks at Open Sourcery ("Brian Jamison" <brian at opensourcery.com 
> <mailto:brian at opensourcery.com>>) have made a tool to do just that. 
> It's still under development: http://drupal.org/project/donor_rally
>
> >
>
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