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Fundraising Apps: 25+ Tools To Help Your Org Raise More

Bloomerang

Plus, tag expenses for fundraising, programming, and administration in order to make filing your Form 990 at tax time that much easier. This seven-step guide helps your organization build a plan and structure the campaign using spreadsheets, downloadable plans, and charts that can be adapted to your organization’s needs.

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27 Recommended Affordable or Free Nonprofit Software Tools

Bloomerang

Monday.com Platform overview: Monday.com enables workflows based on your organization’s needs, including views like Gantt charts, Kanban, and more. This can streamline everything from new employee onboarding to cross-team collaboration and secure file sharing. Top feature: Analyze your data using charts that are updated in real-time.

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Growing Bigger, Staying Collaborative - 5 Tools for Building Non-Bureaucratic Organizations

Museum 2.0

Slack is a combination messaging/file-sharing tool intended to replace internal email and intranets. Every channel in Slack is public by default. There's an org chart. Conversations are grouped into channels (for projects, teams, initiatives, etc.). We've used Slack to completely eliminate internal email.

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Shifts in Nonprofit Finance: Looking Back at 30 Years of Evolving Technology

sgEngage

The point-and-click, folder-based interface made accountants and finance employees look up at the screen and think about how the files should be organized. CTOs and CIOs began appearing in nonprofit org charts in the early 2000s as well, a few years after those roles became commonplace in for-profit organizations.

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Shifts in Nonprofit Finance: Looking Back at 30 Years of Evolving Technology

sgEngage

The point-and-click, folder-based interface made accountants and finance employees look up at the screen and think about how the files should be organized. CTOs and CIOs began appearing in nonprofit org charts in the early 2000s as well, a few years after those roles became commonplace in for-profit organizations.

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The Activity Level Discussion in Museums: Is a Role Marketplace an Answer?

Museum 2.0

It's a pernicious culture of seeing rank-and-file staff as costs, not assets, nevermind as people. This creates a measure which organization leaders can share widely and which would help staff see how their work connects with the public. Staff could work anywhere in the org for a few hours a week.

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