Featured Opportunities
You can select individual opportunities or specific types of opportunities to feature on your public site. To configure your site to either display or hide featured opportunities, follow the Edit Public Site Content section of the Design your Public Site tutorial.
Note: If you do not designate any featured opportunities, they will be randomly selected and
listed alphabetically.
1. From the Main Menu, click Website Integration.
2. Click Featured Opportunities under Configurations.
3. To set featured opportunities by their search criteria (i.e., opportunity details): Set the slider to Search Criteria.
Note: If you wish to select specific opportunities to feature instead, skip to step 4.
You can use this feature to highlight opportunities that are especially current or significant, such as those reflecting upcoming holidays and commemorations (e.g., Earth Day, Breast Cancer Awareness month) or those linked to an upcoming program or event.
a. Select the Organization(s) and Program(s) whose opportunities you wish to feature.
b. Under “What Would You Like To Do?,” select the Cause(s), Skill(s), and Activity Type(s) you wish to feature.
c. Under “Appropriate For,” select the Age range(s) you wish to feature. To feature opportunities that allow Team/Group Applications, check the box.
d. Under “Who Would You Like To Serve?,” select the Age range(s), Gender, and Population(s) Served you wish to feature.
e. If you wish to delete your work and reset all fields, click Clear Search Criteria.
f. When done, click Save.
4. To select featured opportunities manually: Set the slider to Selection.
Note: You must set the slider to display featured opportunities by either “Search Criteria” or “Selection.” You may not display both.
a. Click Select Opportunities.
b. In the “Select Featured Opportunities” window, check the boxes next to the opportunities you wish to feature.
c. When done, click Select & Close.
d. To delete an opportunity from the featured list, click Delete.
e. When done, click Save.
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