CharityEngine Blog

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?

It’s that time again! Every month, CharityEngine rolls out some new features that will make it easier for our nonprofit clients to engage donors, execute events and campaigns, and raise more money for valuable missions.

CharityEngine’s own Alexis Langley, Manager of Customer Experience, was recently invited to present at the 2023 Fundraising Focus Forum. She spoke about a topic that marries two of her passions: technology and nonprofits.

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.

Data breaches are an ominous and ever-present threat, particularly when financial data is at play. So how can nonprofits ensure their systems are safe and their donors are protected?

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.

Most of the time, the usual fundraising outreach efforts are perfect for your nonprofit. You get a huge bump in revenue with a carefully considered end-of-year campaign, and you sprinkle a few more campaigns throughout the year to meet your...

CharityEngine launched an inaugural series of webinars that focuses on the features of our nonprofit CRM. Clients jumped at the opportunity to interact with our team, even recommending new features that are now on our list to develop.

Do you remember how you were taught that “please” and “thank you” are two of the most important phrases? As your mother preached, good manners never go out of style. We’d add that they’re essential when talking about making sure donors love your...

If you asked some of the largest nonprofits the secret to their success, what do you think they would say?