Donations - accumulated value in households

Hello folks,

I'm just wondering if anyone else has solved a problem I'm having trouble resolving! I should start off by mentioning we don't use memberships.

I've been tasked with putting our donors into levels of accumulated giving - households are giving me a headache (possibly of our own making). I need to "roll up" donations so that all donations made by a household and any donations made by a household member are attributed to the household for the purposes of attributing the correct level of giving. As an example:

  • there are donations (totaling $20,000) where the John and Mary Jones household constituent is the Contribution owner
  • there are donations (totaling $3,000) where the John Jones constituent is the Contribution owner - but John Jones is also the initiator of donations where the household is the owner
  • there are donations (totaling $2,500) where Mary Jones is the owner

In the reporting, I want to see the John and Mary Jones household listed as having a total giving of $25,500 but not see John or Mary.

Has anyone else managed this? Either by a report stored procedure or by a custom List Manager criteria? Tessitura support has acknowledged that the out-of-the-box criteria cannot cope with this.

All and any responses are more than welcome!

Martin

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  • Hi Martin,

    It doesn't explain in the help, but this Analytics Constituent Element... 

    Total Giving Range The monetary value range (such as $100-$199) of the sum of contributions by the constituent.

    ...includes primary affiliates' contributions in the household constituent's total, and include contributions against the household in each primary affiliate's total (without including contributions linked to other primary affiliates in the same household).

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  • Hi Martin,

    It doesn't explain in the help, but this Analytics Constituent Element... 

    Total Giving Range The monetary value range (such as $100-$199) of the sum of contributions by the constituent.

    ...includes primary affiliates' contributions in the household constituent's total, and include contributions against the household in each primary affiliate's total (without including contributions linked to other primary affiliates in the same household).

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