A recent Charity Digital survey asked charities about their level of satisfaction with their IT provision. More than half responded that they face significant CRM challenges – finding it hard to move ahead with digital.
An NGO’s Internal Trustee Report is a document compiled typically by senior management or the C-suite that provides the trustees with a snapshot of the organisation’s activities, accomplishments, and financial position for a given period.
As Ramadan approaches, it’s the perfect time to refine your fundraising strategy to make the most of this generous season. In this guide, you’ll find steps and tips to prepare and maximise your efforts during the upcoming Holy month of Ramadan.
N3O is excited to introduce its first innovation of 2024, ‘Feedbacks’. It allows end-to-end project management for charity’s mini projects such as water well construction, setting up health clinics, and more.
N3O is launching a set of innovative features in 2024, specifically developed for charities. Get ready to transform how you raise funds, run charity operations, engage donors, and make a lasting difference.
It’s time to bid farewell to the closing chapters of 2023. At the same time, it is imperative to reflect upon the dynamic journey undertaken by the third sector throughout the year.
A survey conducted by Charity Digital reports that 22% of charities as not using a CRM. Of those familiar with a CRM’s advantage, only a few understand the difference between a charity-specific and a generic CRM’s functionality.
Charities can meet their fundraising goals with less donor count by targeting high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs). To get their attention and establish strong relationships with these donors, charities need to understand their charitable needs and behaviours.
NGOs rely on donations from various sources to run their operations and raise funds. A large part of this depends on developing a rapport and trust with donors through effective communication, with charities increasingly using call centres.
CRMs are talked about constantly in the charity sector. CEOs and executives know they need one, but sometimes they don’t necessarily see why. We wanted