Donation Entry and Receipts for NGOs
Money reaches a trust in several ways, and each one has to end up as a numbered receipt against a named fund head. This module does that entry.
Ways money reaches the trust
What each entry carries
An entry is short, because most of it comes from lists the trust has already set up.
Receipt and acknowledgement
The receipt prints with your own layout and wording, on A4 or on a small printer at a collection desk. An acknowledgement can follow on WhatsApp, text or email, carrying the receipt number and the purpose. A giver who asks for a yearly statement gets it from the same records, without anybody turning pages in a book.
What the trust decides
This module records money and prints receipts. It does not do the bookkeeping, and it says nothing about how a donation is treated for tax; that question goes to the auditor.
- How many receipt series run, and what each prefix means
- The printed wording and the signature block on a receipt
- Who may cancel a receipt once it has been issued
- Whether an acknowledgement message goes out automatically or on request
Frequently asked questions
Can two receipt series run at the same time?
Yes. A head office series and a centre or drive series can both stay open, each with its own prefix and running number.
What happens when a cheque bounces?
The entry is reversed with a reason, and the receipt is marked cancelled. The donor record shows both the original and the reversal.
Does it reconcile the bank statement by itself?
No. Bank credits are matched by the office against entries, and a deeper reconciliation link is a question for scoping.
Can a volunteer at a drive issue receipts on a phone?
Yes, with a login limited to that drive. The numbers come from the series set aside for drive collections.
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