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One of the best advantages Salesforce has is its awesome community. The Salesforce community is the place for you to find great resources at no cost (yes, FREE). At Dreamforce 2012, I led a session together with fellow Salesforce MVPs, Jennifer Phillips, Bryan Boroughf, and Matt Brown called Getting to Know the Community (#GTKTC). During the session, we shared many resources available in the community.
In an effort to help you navigate the changing landscape of the Salesforce platform Idealist Consulting and Cloud for Good have pooled their resources and knowledge to provide the nonprofit community with this brief report of the most commonly utilized Salesforce CRM’s for Nonprofits.
Win a free Quickstart implementation at Dreamforce.
Common Ground users have recently learned that Blackbouad will be retired. Read more to learn about what will actually happen and what should you do.
Understanding donors, constituents & volunteers and how to communicate with them is imperative to gaining attention in the nonprofit sector. Poor management of contact data can have dire consequences.
Guest blog post by David Krumlauf. David is an NPTech superstar and the Chief Technologist for a small family foundation based in Chicago, IL where he does the IT work for several of their grantees. You can read about the foundation and his work at: http://piercefamilyfoundation.org.
Tal Frankfurt is leading two information-packed sessions at Dreamforce 2012, we hope and I hope that you’ll be able to join us!
A few months ago I spent some time reflecting on the projects we have done
Surveys. They’re a fact of life when working in a nonprofit organization. Too often they
At Cloud for Good, we understand that your mission is critical, which is why we recommend that every Salesforce donation recipient should, if possible, get some help from qualified consultants, even if just to get off the ground. Your Salesforce is THE heart of all the people related to your organization—all your contacts, all your partners, volunteers, donors and prospective donors, your clients—the people who matter to you! It just makes sense to set your Salesforce up to reflect the unique organization you are.
