CharityEngine Blog

It won’t surprise you that fully one-third of the nonprofit workforce is volunteers. Successful nonprofits know that they need an army of supporters to keep the lights on and the mission humming.

Many nonprofits face the challenges of managing many donors and volunteers, running multiple campaigns, and harnessing near-constant outreach to raise money for their mission. It’s sometimes hard to keep your head above water.

We know there are about two million nonprofits in the U.S., but did you know there are around ten million nonprofits worldwide? The number of donors supporting these organizations and missions is staggering.

It’s a good problem to have! CharityEngine’s fundraising software is so robust that it often takes clients a while to explore all the features and learn all the ways the system can help them raise more money.

Tapping into Audience Sentiments with Our Own Tool Understanding your audience's values and sentiments is paramount to effective engagement, whether you're a nonprofit or any other organization.

Nonprofits focused on advocacy increasingly leverage powerful software to amplify their voices and drive meaningful change. But which software features are the most helpful? You might already have access to some of them!

Did you hear it live at AFP ICON, or did you get an email from a colleague? There's quite a buzz about AFP's release of the Fundraising Effectiveness Project's quarterly fundraising report. Released at the conference, the report analyzed data and...

Even when you’re an established nonprofit with an impressive mission and loyal cadre of supporters, the time comes for you to find new donors. And you’re not alone. With about 2 million nonprofits in the U.S., there are a lot of sophisticated...

You’ve done the research. You’ve seen demos, shared your pain points with ten different vendors, haggled on price, and gotten buy-in from your team. You are ready for new fundraising software, and it is going to revolutionize your nonprofit.

Let's start with the answer you probably don't want to hear: It depends.