Practical IT insights for nonprofit leaders. Guides on cybersecurity, AI, managed IT, fundraising technology, and strategic planning to help your organization get more from its technology investment.
TL;DR: Scottship Solutions breaks down Nonprofits sitting on donor, financial, and program data without analyzing it are leaving impact on the table. Track the right metrics, use tools like Power BI or your CRM’s built-in analytics, and build a data-driven culture across your team. The payoff: better fundraising, stronger programs,
TL;DR: Nonprofits are high-value targets for cybercriminals because they hold donor payment data and personal records but often lack dedicated security staff. Prioritize multi-factor authentication, staff phishing training, regular software patching, encrypted backups, and an incident response plan. These basics block the majority of attacks without requiring an enterprise-level budget.
TL;DR: Scottship Solutions breaks down The right nonprofit database software connects your donor management, fundraising, email marketing, and financial systems so data flows automatically instead of being re-entered by hand. Prioritize integrations over features when choosing tools. Salesforce, Bloomerang, and Blackbaud lead the market, but the best fit depends on
TL;DR: Scottship Solutions breaks down Nonprofits can cut overhead without cutting impact by using cloud platforms instead of on-premise servers, automating admin tasks like email and accounting, switching to virtual fundraising tools, and adopting free or discounted software through programs like TechSoup. This post covers seven specific tech strategies to
TL;DR: The top 5 nonprofit CRMs are Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud (most customizable, 10 free licenses), Bloomerang (best for donor retention), Neon CRM (strong all-in-one), Little Green Light (most affordable), and DonorPerfect (best mid-range option). Pick based on your org size, budget, and whether you need deep customization or simplicity. The
