Nonprofits
8 articles
- Aug 23, 2026
How Nonprofits Can Use Volunteer Data to Improve Engagement and Retention
Volunteer data is often the most neglected data in a nonprofit's database. Here's how to capture it properly and use it to keep volunteers engaged year after year.
- Aug 16, 2026
How Nonprofits Can Segment Donors for More Effective Fundraising Appeals
Sending the same appeal to all donors is inefficient. Here's how to use donor data to segment your list and personalize appeals in ways that meaningfully increase response rates.
- Aug 10, 2026
Impact Data for Nonprofits: How to Measure What Actually Matters to Funders
Funders are increasingly sophisticated about what 'impact' means — and counting outputs isn't enough. Here's how to build an impact measurement framework that satisfies both mission and funder requirements.
- Aug 9, 2026
How Small Nonprofits Can Manage Data Without a Dedicated Data Person
Most small nonprofits can't afford a dedicated data manager. Here's how to build data quality habits across your team that don't require a specialist.
- Aug 9, 2026
Program Data Collection for Nonprofits: From Chaos to Consistency
Inconsistent program data collection produces useless reports and failed grant applications. Here's how to build a data collection system that works in the field.
- Aug 9, 2026
Grant Reporting and Data Quality: What Funders Are Actually Looking For
Grant funders scrutinize data in ways that most nonprofits don't expect. Here's what data quality means for grant reporting — and how to avoid the errors that jeopardize funding.
- Aug 8, 2026
How to Clean Your Nonprofit's Donor Database Before a Major Campaign
A major fundraising campaign is only as effective as the donor database behind it. Here's the step-by-step process to clean your donor data before a major appeal.
- Aug 2, 2026
Why Nonprofit Donor Data Quality Directly Impacts Fundraising Revenue
Bad donor data costs nonprofits more than they realize — in lost donations, duplicate communications, and grant reporting errors. Here's what to fix first.