Salesforce is a powerful Constituent Relationship Management tool that affords a lot of flexibility when it comes to managing donors, programs, incoming grants and volunteers, but is it the right solution for your nonprofit?

At 3:15 every day, Johnny went to his local after-school program to play basketball. After the game he sat with the after-school program’s tutor and went over his reading assignments. The tutor didn’t know about Johnny’s problems in math, and Johnny never told them.

You know you need to invest in technology. Everyone knows an organization of any size runs more efficiently when their computers are up to date with current software, and hardware. Despite this, many in the nonprofit sector are hesitant to heavily invest in their technology. Many nonprofits allow ...

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The idea of managed services is no longer a foreign one to most nonprofit organizations. Despite the fact managed service providers have been around for a long time, adoption and overall use and adoption has remained relatively low. According to recent research from IT industry trade association ...

Nonprofits use databases to handle volunteers, donors, staff, and more. For smaller nonprofits, a database may be nothing more than an Excel file. Medium to large nonprofits might have an IT staff and a simple database, designed by the in-house development team. However, nonprofit technology is ...

Homeless Planning Council of Delaware (HPC), engaged the services of Tech Impact to create a searchable database, which would capture and collate existing and new housing information for all subpopulations.

MANNA needed a more robust volunteer tracking database; a solution that would scale to manage their growing workforce of volunteers -- helping MANNA do what they do best, feed those with critical illness.