Dim oGifts As CGifts
Dim oGift As CGift
Dim oFilter As CGiftsFilter
Set oGifts = New CGifts
oGifts.Init REApplication.SessionContext, tvf_Gift_UseFilterObject, , True
Set oFilter = oGifts.FilterObject
With oFilter.FundIDs
'The below Items represent the system record IDs for the fund.
'The below Keys are descriptions and do not affect the funds in the collection
.Add 19, "Annual Fund"
.Add 20, "Memberships"
.Add 21, "Acquisition"
End With
Debug.Print oGifts.Count
oGifts.CloseDown
Set oGifts = Nothing
End Sub
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