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We integrate with the JFC Round-Up Donations program to allow your customers to have the option to round up their purchase to the next dollar.

1. To activate this feature, go to Settings > Integrations > Jewelers for Children.
2. Turn the toggle at the top to Yes.
3. Save at the bottom.

Once enabled, when running a card transaction through your Jewel360 Payments terminal, the customer will be offered a prompt on the terminal to round up to the nearest dollar:

The line items for your donations will appear in the transaction summary, will display clearly on receipts and in the End of Day, and donations are returnable as needed.

You will see your Donations in the End of Day report in the column for Receipts, as pictured below:

Please note the following important details:

• You are responsible for forwarding donation revenues to Jewelers for Children.
• Donations are not included in any sales totals and should not be considered sales revenue.
• Donations are not taxable.
• To avoid confusion on the donation amounts possibly being considered sales revenues, we only include donation totals in the End of Day report and in the Transaction view.

Information about Jewelers for Children Donations

Jewelers for Children was founded in 1999 by the U.S. jewelry industry with the mission of helping children in need. Since its inception, JFC has donated more than $61 million to programs benefiting children whose lives have been affected by illness, abuse, or neglect through our charity partners:

• St. Jude Children's Research Hospital®
• The Make-A-Wish® America
• The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
• The National CASA/GAL Association.

JFC also provides support to the Make-A-Wish® International and the Organization for Autism Research.

The support from the jewelry industry has allowed for more than 2,000 children to be granted wishes in the U.S. and more than 12,000 to have their wish granted in India. More than 56,000 children in foster care have been helped with the support from the jewelry industry and more than 125,000 women have received support at clinics in developing countries. Our support has also provided for a bone marrow transplant unit, a chair in Genes and Genetic therapy and a stem cell transplant laboratory, all providing for hundreds of children to be treated for deadly cancers.