CharityEngine Blog

Is it AI or data or just plain voodoo? This question comes up time and time again, so we decided to give you a user-friendly answer. Which means not a super complicated, techy answer.

When you’re a nonprofit ready to make the leap from spreadsheets to a CRM, you’re at a crossroads. You know you need technology, but how sophisticated must it be? How can you get the most bang for your buck and save money, while automating some...

You love your donors. You appreciate your donors. Your donors are the reason your nonprofit is able to have an impact. But what if your donors start…disappearing?

At the core of a nonprofit’s mission is the desire to, in some way, change the world for good. While there are uphill battles when you have such a lofty goal, it’s increasingly obvious that nonprofits have great support and help from socially...

Of course your nonprofit wants to raise money! And (of course) you are tech-savvy enough to know that the right nonprofit CRM can significantly help you raise more money.

Our October 2023 update is bursting with new features and enhancements designed to take your experience to the next level. There's much to explore, from a smarter AI Assistant to seamless user experiences, one-click support, advanced email...

Here we go again! It’s time to talk about new rules designed to protect consumers. We’ve shared recent SMS regulations that cover the registration of SMS text campaigns and talked a lot about how email deliverability rules are designed to keep...

AI, or artificial intelligence, is back in the news in a big way. The introduction of ChatGPT means that AI is no longer some sort of strange scientific voodoo…it can now write a grocery list or plan a weekend getaway for you. How can nonprofits...

What keeps nonprofit execs up at night? Usually, it’s one of two things: raising more money, or protecting the money you’ve raised and the reputation you’ve built.

A friend asked me why I was going to Dallas last week. “A conference,” I replied. “Ugh,” she said. “I’m so sorry. Conferences are boring.”