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Donor & Volunteer Management – 200 Nonprofits
This report provides insights from 200 nonprofits, including: CRM utilization rates, donor management best practices, and tips for converting volunteers to donors.
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Volunteer Management Software – 151 Nonprofits
30% of nonprofits still use spreadsheets to manage volunteers and events. Download this study of 151 nonprofit organizations to learn best practices for managing volunteers, events, and selecting technology.
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Engaging Corporate Volunteers – 132 Nonprofits
70% of nonprofits rely on volunteers from the for-profit sector. Download this study of 132 nonprofit organizations to learn best practices for identifying and engaging corporate volunteers.
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Food Bank of the Southern Tier Case Study
The Food Bank was already using The Raiser’s Edge (hosted edition) as its donor management system, so, when the time came to select a volunteer management software application, VolunteerHub was the natural fit.
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Habitat for Humanity Case Study
Habitat for Humanity affiliates find they can coordinate volunteers for home-building projects with far greater ease, speed, and accuracy than before. It’s all thanks to VolunteerHub, an innovative web-based service.
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Broad Street Case Study
Broad Street was looking for more than just a simple database to record volunteer information. It needed a powerful, cloud-based solution that also integrated with its CRM (eTapestry).
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15 Takeaways from The Book on Volunteer Management
We had the opportunity to take 20 years of expertise and compile it into The Book on Volunteer Management. Check out these 15 takeaways and make sure to get a copy of the book on Amazon.
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How to Spot a “Good” Nonprofit
How are nonprofits building trust online to recruit and engage more volunteers? VolunteerHub and GuideStar recently partnered up to show you what other organizations are doing to get more volunteers, constituents, and donors through trust-building activities.
