The site footer link "Benevity Workplace Giving Program" is effectively broken. (includes/footer.html)
It goes to a #benevity-giving anchor on the fundraising page. That anchor was removed in 7ef7b74 in 2015, so you're dropped at the top of the fundraising page instead. On that page, there is a list item for Benevity, which links to that same nonexistent anchor (fundraising/index.html):
<li>
{% url 'fundraising:index' as fundraising_url %}
{% blocktranslate trimmed %}
<a href="{{ fundraising_url }}#benevity-giving">Benevity Workplace Giving
Program</a> - If your employer participates, you can make donations to the
DSF via payroll deduction.
{% endblocktranslate %}
</li>If the DSF is still receiving contributions through Benevity then that list item should probably be the destination of the footer link, and the self-link should be removed. (Or the fundraising page could link to benevity.com, but I couldn't find any good resources for employees on their site. It's all aimed at the employers who are Benevity's customers.)
{# proposed #}
<li id="benevity-giving">
{% blocktranslate trimmed %}
Benevity Workplace Giving Program - If your employer participates,
you can make donations to the DSF via payroll deduction.
{% endblocktranslate %}
</li>If Benevity is no longer funneling donations toward the DSF then I'd suggest instead removing the footer link and that list item. Or maybe replacing it with a generic mention of automatic charitable payroll deductions and employer matching programs.
The site footer link "Benevity Workplace Giving Program" is effectively broken. (includes/footer.html)
It goes to a
#benevity-givinganchor on the fundraising page. That anchor was removed in 7ef7b74 in 2015, so you're dropped at the top of the fundraising page instead. On that page, there is a list item for Benevity, which links to that same nonexistent anchor (fundraising/index.html):If the DSF is still receiving contributions through Benevity then that list item should probably be the destination of the footer link, and the self-link should be removed. (Or the fundraising page could link to benevity.com, but I couldn't find any good resources for employees on their site. It's all aimed at the employers who are Benevity's customers.)
If Benevity is no longer funneling donations toward the DSF then I'd suggest instead removing the footer link and that list item. Or maybe replacing it with a generic mention of automatic charitable payroll deductions and employer matching programs.