[NFB-Web] Question - non-NFB website migration to Drupal

[Brian Mackey]

Greetings to all,

 

I am in the process of migrating a non NFB website from WordPress to Drupal.
I will be starting it on Drupal 8 and going from there. One of my
requirements is the ability to connect webforms to payment processors such
as PayPal and Venmo. The organization that I am working with is a blind golf
organization located in the Philadelphia and surrounding southern New Jersey
area known as the Middle Atlantic Blind Golf Association.

 

Do any of you recommend any Drupal 8 module in particular or should I go
straight to using civicrm and set it up to connect to PayPal and Venmo? If
the civicrm route, would any of you be willing to assist me in the
installation and setup process since I have never done it before? It will be
on a purely volunteer basis and I need to complete the migration by the end
of February.

 

If I had to for initial roll out of the new version of the site, use a
Drupal webform with a PayPal payment button link in the form's confirmation
page until the new webform process is in place.

 

Please let me know off list at your earliest convenience.

 

Thank you.

 

Brian A. Mackey

Brian A. Mackey
Administrative Assistant, Doubletree Reading Hotel
Owner, Mackey Enterprises, LLC
Treasurer & Webmaster, National Federation of the Blind of Pennsylvania
Webmaster, National Federation of the Blind of New Jersey, Delaware,
Massachusetts, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, South Dakota, West Virginia,
Connecticut, & Arkansas, 
DeafBlind Division, Seniors Division, and National Organization of Parents
of Blind Children
Secretary & Webmaster, Middle Atlantic Blind Golf Association
609-680-8488
 <mailto:Bmackey88 at gmail.com> Bmackey88 at gmail.com

"Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make
those dreams come true"
      -Vince Papale

 

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