Blockchain Is Reestablishing Trust In Nonprofits
NOTE: This blog was originally posted on Forbes. Read it here. Bitcoin and hundreds of other blockchain-based cryptocurrencies are on the rise, allowing a new form
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NOTE: This blog was originally posted on Forbes. Read it here. Bitcoin and hundreds of other blockchain-based cryptocurrencies are on the rise, allowing a new form
NOTE: This blog was originally posted on Forbes. Read it here. Artificial Intelligence is an area of computer science that trains machines to perform tasks
We found that 69% of nonprofits we surveyed are increasing their investment in marketing automation. The National Aquarium is using Marketing Cloud to transform their customer experience.
Cloud for Good held it’s first ever Volunteer Week in 2017. Members of our team gave their time at area food banks and pantries. We not only implement technology solutions, we give back to our communities.
For organizations to capitalize on new opportunities, they will need to understand that talent development is critical to achieve growth and stronger results. It’s time to prepare for the 21st century workforce.
Cloud for Good is delighted to release the results of the nonprofit fundraising survey in the Salesforce Fundraising Trends Report. Find out how other nonprofits are using Salesforce to raise more funds. Download your copy today.
More and more nonprofit organizations are using Salesforce to power their mission and create additional value for their constituents. The flexibility, openness and expansive ecosystem of the Salesforce platform allows customers to use the technology the way they want to use it.
Cloud for Good announces it’s Customer for Life Program, as a way of thanking our customers (past and present) for their ongoing support. This program will consist of webinars that are only available to our customer base.
Delivering the right message at the right time is shared across all channels as a popular set of buzzwords. As a marketer, you know this statement is true and your development and program staff also know that delivering the best message, at the exact time it should be seen, makes a huge difference in raising funds and providing better services.
We are in the midst of a major technology revolution and succeeding in this revolution does not mean consuming additional technology, or as many of our customers fear, replacing employees with new technology. Nonprofit organizations need to focus on enabling their employees, board members, and the constituents they serve to achieve more with technology.
