Cancel or update a donor’s recurring donation or subscription
This article contains instructions for nonprofit organizations about how to correct/disable recurring donations, which is managed from the Stripe dashboard. For donors: please see "Before You Get Started" (directly below).
Before you get started
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Before you get started
Video Overview
Walkthrough
Before you get started
Video Overview
Walkthrough
Before You Get Started
- For nonprofits: Have you connected a new or existing Stripe account to Give Lively. It’s a required first step.
- For donors: This article is not for you. Please go to: How do I change a recurring donation to a one-time contribution?
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Donor cancels/updates recurring donation
Donors have direct access to a secure User Portal through which they can cancel or update their own recurring donations.
Cancel a recurring donation
Nonprofits also have the ability to update or cancel a donor’s recurring donation through Stripe.
- Login to the Stripe dashboard.
- Clicking "Customers" on the left hand side.
- In the drop down menu under "Billing," click "Subscriptions" to see a list of all your recurring donors.
- Locate the email of the donor who wants to cancel the subscription.
- Click the "..." on the rightmost side of the page on the donor's subscription.
- Click "Cancel Subscription".
Update a recurring donation
To learn how to update recurring donations through Stripe, see this article in Stripe Support.
A note about payment forms
Give Lively has two generations of payment forms in use. Your choice of features will dictate which form appears. At present, the monthly tax receipt email for recurring donations is supported by both generations of payment forms. Activation of this feature alongside the others on this list may trigger the second-generation payment form. Any combination of features beyond those detailed on the list will continue to see use of the first-generation form.
IMPORTANT: Both generations of payment forms guide donors through very similar giving experiences and there is no reason a nonprofit should favor one payment form over the other. Over the next few months, the new payment form will become the standard for all Give Lively donation pages. Learn more here.
