CharityEngine Blog

If you were along for the confusing Mastercard ride as it evolved last fall, you know that nonprofits got a bit of a scare thinking they were going to be subject to extensive rules around monthly subscriptions.

When you’re a nonprofit shopping for a new CRM, there are a few features you’ll probably want to see first. Email? Check. Database? Check. Forms? Check.

If your nonprofit uses SMS outreach to connect with your donors, you’re going to want to read this.

Of courseyou want anyone at all to visit your nonprofit website. And of course you want them to understand your mission and see how they can support you. Right? That’s why you have that bright green donation button on your home page.

Buckle your seatbelts, because we have a bunch of new features to share with you! From Google Pay to changes to our user console, our CRM continues to evolve based on client feedback and industry changes.

You’ve done your homework. You’ve seen the software, you’ve grilled the sales team, you’ve scoured the review sites. And you’ve decided, like many other nonprofits, that CharityEngine is going to be the secret sauce to your success.

We’re all pretty savvy about credit card fraud, and we’re pretty comfortable with the idea that the big credit card companies (and the big banks) protect consumers and nonprofits from credit card fraud. But did you know that ACH fraud is different,...

Many nonprofits, large and small, count on sustainers—or recurring donors—to supply the foundation of their fundraising. When you have a healthy sustainer program and layer on different campaigns, you’re looking at a solid pipeline of fundraising to...

Clients with advocacy as a central mission will be thrilled to hear about six improvements that will help you connect with your constituents, customize your messaging, and reach out to large groups of people efficiently.

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.