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Salesforce Integration Supercharges Dogwood's Organizing
When Dogwood Initiative needed to mobilize BC residents to reclaim decision making power over the air, land, and water they depend on, they turned to distributed organizing motivating and empowering champion volunteers to lead and organize others.
Legacy Party - Oh Yeah!
Legacy donors are special. You know you should be thinking more about them, right?
Friends with Benefits - Monthly Donors
How one Operations Director is growing her org's monthly donor program - and it's making a big difference
Borrow & Match
Think about borrowing that is my best online fundraising advice. Heres what I mean: watch what the major nonprofits or large political campaigns are doing and test a similar version with your audience.
Essentials 5, Part 2: Evaluating Salesforce Intergrations for Nonprofits
In a previous post, we talked about the qualities we look for in a good Salesforce integration: reliability, transparency, configurability, well-supported, and playing well with NPSP.
Zombie Prevention!
Managing your email program is a big job. You have to pick the right database and email broadcasting platforms, and you need to be able to wield them well.
The quest: broadcast email & salesforce
I have a (possibly unhealthy) obsession with broadcast email platforms that integrate with Salesforce. Im always searching for the email holy grail the right balance of power, usability, and reliability.
5 Essential Quantities of Great Salesforce Integration (Part 1)
The vast ecosystem of 3rd-party integrations is one of the big reasons so many nonprofits use Salesforce.
NPSP 3 Keeps Washington Hiking
Washington Trails Association (WTA) is one of our favorite clients. While they are busy protecting hiking trails and wildlands and promoting hiking in Washington State, they are equally busy making sure their systems supporting that work are top-notch.
Always Go Up: Upgrade Month
When hiking the myriad trails around Bellingham every weekend, I have a wanderers mentality. I often dont plan a specific route beyond basic safety, but follow the path that seems most interesting when it appears.
What Happened at Speed Geek?
For all of those you who joined us for Speed Geek (as well as those who didnt!), we wanted to follow up with a quick recap.
