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Dollars for Doers Donor Rule Examples

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Dollars for Doers Donor Rule Examples
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Donor rules control the eligibility for an employee to be able to redeem a volunteer match through the Dollars for Doers program.

For more information, view Donor Rules in our help center

Common Donor Rule Configuration Scenarios

Each Hour Equals a Dollar Amount, No Min

For every hour between one and 400, the employee can request a $25 match up to $10,000.  After 400 hours have been used, the employee can no longer request a match.

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Each Hour Equals a Dollar Amount, Min Amount to Grant

After logging at least five hours, for every hour between five-25, the employee can request a $10 match up to $250. After 25 hours have been used, the employee can no longer request a match.

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Group of Hours Equals a Dollar Amount

After logging at least 10 hours, for every 10 hours, the employee can request a $100 match up to $500. The maximum number of matches is five.  After 50 hours or five total matches have been used, the employee can no longer request a match.

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Specific Thresholds

After logging a minimum of 10 hours, the employee can request a volunteer match at 10 hours, 25 hours, or 50 hours.  Any hours below 10, between 11-24, 26-49, or above 50 hours are not eligible. (For example, they cannot request a match at 15 hours or 32 hours)

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Rolling Thresholds

After logging a minimum of 15 hours, the employee is eligible to request a grant and up to 60 hours.

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One Grant, Set Dollar Amount

After logging a minimum of 25 hours, the employee is eligible to request a grant for $250. After that, they are no longer eligible to request a grant regardless of the number of hours they have logged.

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