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In 2015, Cloud for Good continued to show rapidly planned growth. We experienced over 60% employee growth, adding additional consultants and creating new positions. We completed over 280 projects during the year for 170 unique organizations, including Hamilton Family Center, Arts Midwest and Food Bank for New York City (just to name a few).
Salesforce.org announces a unified brand for Salesforce Foundation and Salesforce.org. A brand that more accurately describes their long-term goals: a nonprofit, social enterprise dedicated to Salesforce’s technology, people, and resources improving communities around the world.
We are continuing to add to and update our Nonprofits 101 manual – the Salesforce user manual for nonprofit organizations. This article will over what account models are in the Nonprofit Starter Pack, how they work, and why it’s important to pick one that works for your organization and stick with it.
From where I am standing today, it is hard to rewind back to 8 years ago when I joined the Salesforce ecosystem. At that time,
We are in the process of updating and adding to our Nonprofits 101 manual – the Salesforce user manual for nonprofit organizations. We recently added an article around Grants Management in NPSP 3.0. A sneak peek of this article and a link to the manual on the AppExchange are included in this post.
On August 13, Cloud for Good hosted an online webinar, Force Off- Mail Merge Applications for Salesforce. This lively demonstration explored solutions from Apsona, Conga and Drawloop. See what you missed here!
To help you evaluate the various online donation tools available on the Salesforce platform, we hosted a Force Off featuring iATS Payments/ Brickwork, Click&Pledge and Network for Good. Watch the recording and get additional information about their pricing and services.
If you are not familiar with Dreamforce, it is the annual Salesforce conference in San Francisco and it’s kind of a big deal. This year, we decided to send the entire Cloud for Good team (or at least everyone who can make the trip) to Dreamforce. This post includes our top 7 reasons for sending the whole team.
What would happen to a nonprofit that uses Salesforce and loses donor information or program evaluation data? At best, it would mean a loss of team productivity in the scramble to recreate data from the Weekly Export. And at worst, it might harm the nonprofit’s reputation and ability to fulfill its mission.
Cloud for Good today was Reviewed by its employees and Great Place to Work®. The Review highlights what makes its workplace culture great in areas like professional development and training, company atmosphere, benefits and rewards among others, and can be seen here.
