TechImpact

OCTOBER 30, 2013

If a few members of your staff of falling short on donor contact, this is a good way to show them how their contributions can help or hinder your nonprofit’s initiatives. And employees become more motivated when they can visually see the results of their efforts or measure their performance. Risk Analysis.

ROI 206

ROI Relationship Aggregator System 206

TechImpact

APRIL 15, 2014

Transparency doesn’t have to be relegated to face-to-face contact, though. It is a great way for any CEO or any executive to open their mind, get creative, and become even more well informed. Sending emails. We all know email is the main communication outlet for contemporary business. Celebrate successes.

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Leadership Nonprofit Celebrate Skills 244

TechImpact

JUNE 4, 2014

Additionally, make sure everyone in direct contact with them, and any software you use to manage volunteers is up to date and running efficiently. That information about volunteers, though slightly varied, is equally as important. However, what you do with that information is what’s important. Deeper understanding of Volunteers.

Retention 184

Retention Volunteer Marketing Help 184

TechImpact

SEPTEMBER 25, 2014

This isn’t new information. With a tool like VolunteerConnect , you can easily parse through stored information, store contact details, and even view and sign up for volunteer opportunities completely on their own. You might be thinking: “Sure, of course I know my volunteers are important. Click Here! Click Here! Say thank you.

Volunteer 173

Volunteer Retention Tech Rate 173

TechImpact

AUGUST 27, 2013

Also, remote employees might not have their own office phone, or always have access too it, making it necessary for staff to include their personal cell phone number as a method of business contact. The post 5 Nonprofit Tech Solutions For Improving Internal Communication appeared first on Tech Impact Blog.

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International Tech Communication Files 129

TechImpact

MARCH 27, 2014

It holds all the information that donors, constituents, volunteers and anyone else would ever need to make your mission a success. As a result, it is imperative that your website boast an intuitive navigation system to get the information your website visitors are searching for efficiently. Organizing your navigation.

Websites 101

Websites Tips Nonprofit Tech 101

TechImpact

NOVEMBER 21, 2013

Using a CRM or other database to manage volunteers , allows you to integrate online tools and social media in order to track volunteers’ history, keep contact information up to date, and collect new volunteer data by interfacing with your website’s sign up forms.

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Volunteer Management Work Database 187

TechImpact

AUGUST 28, 2014

Just like lists, schedules, and missions statement, the more information a volunteer has access too, the more prepared they will be for any and every situation. Also, new volunteers will have a better sense, going in, what to expect from your nonprofit and how their time will make a difference. Define best practices. Share the impact.

Volunteer 192

Volunteer Management Tips Donation 192

TechImpact

OCTOBER 29, 2014

Just like lists, schedules, and missions statement, the more information a volunteer has access too, the more prepared they will be for any and every situation. Also, new volunteers will have a better sense, going in, what to expect from your nonprofit and how their time will make a difference. Define best practices. Share the impact.

Volunteer 152

Volunteer Management Ideas Tech 152

TechImpact

NOVEMBER 20, 2013

A volunteer management system lets your volunteers sign up with an easy-to-use interface, track their own volunteer history, update contact information along with a host of other features. Getting people involved is the first hurdle every volunteer based organization must leap.

Volunteer 101

Volunteer Management Work System 101

TechImpact

MAY 15, 2014

Newspaper reporters have been around since the 17th century for a reason , they’re the best at getting information into the hands of those who yearn for it. Contact your friends who are bloggers, social media aficionados, and any reporter friends you might have in your back pocket.

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Campaign Nonprofit Social Media Tech 210