Emails, G-Suite and FTH

I've recently secured Google's G-Suite for nonprofits as TM is. So now I have these email accounts like president@myclub.org, vppr@myclub.org and so on as Gmail inboxes!

However, I also have email forwards from FTH! The email distribution lists that FTH provides is too invaluable to pass up. Is there a way to make the two co-exist where the FTH disables the forwarding and allows emailing to G-Sute's Gmail accounts?

You cannot have your cake and eat it too.

Pick one email service, remember even with your domain name the old email addresses still work.
officers-nnnnn@toastmastersclubs.org, etc.

Just remember to document what you do as when you leave the club we won't support non standard setups.

@Brian

Thanks. Not the answer I was looking for.

I suppose I could create a new email forward on G-Suite where, for example, "officers@mysite.org" goes to "officers-nnn@toastmastersclubs.org"... that could work. Perhaps?

Also.

removed

Not sure we don't have gsuite to even try it.

I will PM to your other question.

dan1827 wrote: I suppose I could create a new email forward on G-Suite where, for example, "officers@mysite.org" goes to "officers-nnn@toastmastersclubs.org"... that could work. Perhaps?

Email forwarding of this nature is not guaranteed to work. We support forwarding from gmail, outlook/hotmail, and yahoo email, but anything beyond that is not guaranteed due to the limits of our ability to determine that the email was forwarded.

SteveTheTechie wrote:

dan1827 wrote: I suppose I could create a new email forward on G-Suite where, for example, "officers@mysite.org" goes to "officers-nnn@toastmastersclubs.org"... that could work. Perhaps?

Email forwarding of this nature is not guaranteed to work. We support forwarding from gmail, outlook/hotmail, and yahoo email, but anything beyond that is not guaranteed due to the limits of our ability to determine that the email was forwarded.

I see. Am I not forwarding from G-Suite to a specific inbox (toastmastersclubs.org) in a Gmail capacity?