Whether it’s clashing metrics from grantmakers and organizations or reporting to multiple funders, non-profits often say impact measurement is challenging. Many rely on spreadsheets, while others still use pen-and-paper methods.
The CCNDR has the ambitious mandate of helping the charitable sector close the digital skills gap.
For more than a decade, the number of donors reporting a gift on their taxes has declined. But despite tough fundraising conditions, some organizations are continuing to grow by netting large donations.
So long as the tool is used within ethical and legal boundries, web-scraping can be a valuable research tool for non-profits.
While online fundraising and donor management platforms often charge fees to cover their own operating costs, these small amounts can add up over time, taking valuable funds away from social purpose organizations and the communities they serve.
Non-profits have historically struggled with digital transformation, but little data exists to show the extent of the discrepancies between this sector and others.
