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# Find Donor Forms
In this Zapier action, you will be able to retrieve the forms of donor types.
In this action you will be able to get the donor forms, these are the forms that are created and are of type donor.
find donor forms
In this action you'll have to choose the action event called `Find Donor Forms` then move on to the add your account or select the account to use and then move on to the next step.
donor field
In this step incase you want to retrieve a specific form, then you can add the form id. But if you want to retrieve all then just hit Continue to the next step.
return forms
In this page you'll be seeing the returned donor forms.
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