CharityEngine Blog

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!

Once you tiptoe into the world of measuring the effectiveness of anything, it’s hard to avoid going down a rabbit hole and being awash in terms and opinions and advice. It’s easier to say your fundraising emails are successful if your fundraising...

Would you be interested in a magic bullet that will help you crush your fundraising goals? If you’re a CharityEngine client, we’ve got this magic baked right into our nonprofit CRM.

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...

You’ve probably heard about CharityEngine’s payment processing and all the valuable features we offer our clients...we’re PCI and SOC 2 certified, we have in-house ACH processing, we offer advanced fraud protection...but our savviest clients...

Technology is central to the success of a nonprofit. Whether you’re looking for donor management, fundraising tools, payment processing, or even advanced fraud protection, the right technology can keep your nonprofit engine humming. But how can you...

We keep shouting our newest features from the rooftops because our clients are so flattered to hear their requests made it into the latest feature release!

We can all agree that nonprofit technology makes running your organization a whole lot easier. But having great technology doesn’t matter so much unless your team knows how to take full advantage of its capabilities!

Did you miss Pamela Grow when she dropped by CharityEngine’s webinar stage? If so, don’t worry: we’ve got you covered right here!

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?