Julie Kennon

Buying new technology is not for the faint of heart. You’re making a decision that will impact every facet of your nonprofit’s ability to engage your donors and raise money…no pressure there.

Did you make it out to Denver for NTEN’s Nonprofit Technology Conference in April? We were so pleased to be invited to speak on a subject we know well!

It’s hard to miss the headlines about ChatGPT and artificial intelligence. AI can personalize customer service and ChatGPT can write a term paper (or a blog post, but I promise I’m human!) in a snap, but what does this latest tech craze mean for...

Screech! Stop right there, with misconception number one. Apple Pay and Google Pay and Venmo are not payment methods. Misconception number two? They’re not even payment gateways. So what are they?

Not all nonprofits are the same, and there’s no one-size-fits-all technology option. There are a lot of nonprofit CRMs, and the best one for your nonprofit is determined by the features that will make donor management and fundraising easier for you....

We think an educated nonprofit is a smart nonprofit, and that the smartest nonprofits choose the technology that best meets their needs. And that means that we want to give you as much information as you need to make the best decision for your...

Have you heard of FOMO, or Fear of Missing Out? It’s that feeling you get when you hear about the amazing time someone else had, and FOMO is what motivates you to join them the next time.

Most nonprofits have a pretty good fundraising plan in place. They check all the right boxes: email, phone calls, a P2P campaign, and maybe an event. So what’s missing?

If you missed the CharityEngine webinar featuring the dynamic father/son duo of Angel and Kristian Aloma, you missed a highly entertaining and informative talk. But fear not! This article will recap the biggest takeaways from their presentation.

Running a nonprofit is a pretty hefty job. As soon as you start looking for the answer to a question from your Board, your computer crashes and your staff panics. When you’re overwhelmed, it’s easy to lose sight of nurturing your donor relationships.