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Is It Time for Your Nonprofit or School to Make a CRM Change?

Blackbaud

After we made introductions, I asked about their donor CRM, jotting notes as they shared their hopes, frustrations, and data woes. As their list of frustrations grew and their unfulfilled hopes piled up, they asked me if I thought it was time to change to another donor CRM. It was a client kickoff call like so many others.

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7 Signs Your Organization Is Ready for an Enterprise-Scale CRM

Blackbaud

As a tech leader at a growing social impact organization, you know that migrating to an enterprise-scale constituent relationship management (CRM) system can be a daunting proposition. So, what are the specific signs that your organization has reached a tipping point and needs to consider moving to an enterprise-scale CRM ?

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CRM Integration for Nonprofits and Schools: Helping Organizations Save time and Eliminate Errors

Blackbaud

Is your nonprofit or school getting the most from its fundraising CRM? Many organizations use CRMs to track donor information, but most are missing out on the benefits that come from integrating them with their other software. When you link your existing tools with your CRM, it becomes more than just a place to store data.

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Pledge Tracking With a Nonprofit CRM

DonorSnap

Pledge tracking is an important aspect of fundraising, and using a nonprofit CRM can simplify the process. If you are curious how a nonprofit CRM can help your organization track pledges you are in the right place. How Can You Thank Pledge Donors with a Nonprofit CRM? How Can DonorSnap Help Track and Manage Pledges?

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How Will You Welcome Your New Donors?

Ann Green's Nonprofit

A good CRM/database will help you avoid any missteps.* A better use of your print and mailing budget is to send thank you notes instead of swag. Get together a group of board members, other volunteers, and staff to help you. If that’s not possible, create a thank you letter specifically for your new donors.

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4 Proven Direct Mail Fundraising Strategies For Nonprofits

Pamela Grow

Your donors arent just names in your nonprofits CRM. For example, segment your donors within your CRM. Review available case studies, testimonials, and pricing structures to pick one that will fulfill your needs without breaking your budget. Theyre partners in your mission and vital threads in the fabric of your community.

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Get Your Grant-Funded Nonprofit Started in Fundraising

Blackbaud

Even if it feels overwhelming at first, break it down into essential steps: Setting goals Identifying potential donors Defining your message Starting with a well-conceived plan helps you clarify goals, outline specific actions, and define your budget to achieve your goals.

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