Leaderboard concepts
Two ways to show matching gifts in a leaderboard
Both columns use the same six fundraisers and the same underlying numbers — only the emphasis and the ranking rule change. Note how David Chen and Elena Marquez climb once matching gifts count toward the ranking. Every row links through to that person's page.
Online total first
Ranked by money actually collected. The match appears as a supporting line so it never inflates the standings.
Amara Johnson
$5,200 raised
$5,600 including matching gifts
Maya Ellison
$4,600 raised
$5,700 including matching gifts
David Chen
$3,800 raised
$6,300 including matching gifts
Robert Vance
$3,100 raised
Arjun Patel
$2,900 raised
$3,200 including matching gifts
Ranked by online gifts.
Matched total first
Ranked by the matched total. Big match-window gifts can lift someone above a fundraiser with more real dollars.
David Chen
$6,300 raised
Includes match$3,800 online gifts
Maya Ellison
$5,700 raised
Includes match$4,600 online gifts
Amara Johnson
$5,600 raised
Includes match$5,200 online gifts
Elena Marquez
$4,350 raised
Includes match$2,450 online gifts
Arjun Patel
$3,200 raised
Includes match$2,900 online gifts
Ranked by matched total.