There has been a security release for CiviCRM. Upgrades are available for:
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Working with CiviCRM every day at the Wikimedia Foundation has given me a real appreciation for the people behind the system. As a user, I know how much we rely on Civi to support our work and how important it is to have people we can turn to when we need help!
Thanks to the hard work of CiviCRM’s incredible community of contributors, CiviCRM version 6.19.0 is now ready to download. This is a regular monthly release that includes new features and bug fixes. Details are available in the monthly release notes.
Your are encouraged to upgrade now for the most stable, secure CiviCRM experience:
CiviCRM keeps growing. New installs land every month, and the product gets stronger with each release. The Community Council election has started, and the community wants strong candidates to help guide what comes next.
Declare Your CandidacyNominations are open now. Declare your candidacy by October 21, 2026.
Based on some of the questions from our customers we at CiviCooP have developed an extension to enable event sessions for events. With this extension you can manage simultaneous sessions within an event and register participants for each session.
Want to know more about serving on the CiviCRM Community Council? Come to a one hour meeting October 8 with some current members. We'll do a short presentation, talk about what have been the pros and cons of serving, and open up for questions.
For more info, see https://civicrm.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1805 . Register to get the Zoom meeting link.
Have you ever wanted to be more involved in how CiviCRM makes decisions? The Community Council election starts soon.
Thanks to the hard work of CiviCRM’s incredible community of contributors, CiviCRM version 6.18.0 is now ready to download. This is a regular monthly release that includes new features and bug fixes. Details are available in the monthly release notes.
Your are encouraged to upgrade now for the most stable, secure CiviCRM experience:
In late July 2026, Beacon CRM — a cloud fundraising platform used by more than 1,500 UK charities — discovered that someone had used compromised credentials to access copies of its customer database backups.
In June 2026, users from around the UK met for CiviBRM, a user focussed event in Birmingham.
The programme was deliberately expansive, reflecting the many different ways people use CiviCRM. We heard from organisations running advice services, campaigning and fundraising, managing events, supporting volunteers and building community savings clubs.
