Welcome to the tenth of our “Nonprofit heroes” series on the Donorfy blog, where our team interviews industry experts, successful proven fundraisers, and nonprofit heroes with stories and tips to inspire your charity to use technology to your advantage and do good, better.
The tenth interviewee in our series is Jonathan Waddingham. We asked Jon a few questions about how he got into the charity tech sector, and what insight he has for the future of fundraising tech.
Rated best fundraising software in Fundraising Magazine’s Charity CRM 2017 for the second year in a row, Donorfy is currently the fastest-growing CRM system for UK nonprofits. But what is driving charities to make the switch to Donorfy?
We’ve been asking the same question, and this is what we found....
Read our guide to GDPR for charities, looking at the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which will fully come into law in May 2018.
The ninth interviewee in our series is Ian MacQuillin (@IanMacQuillin), director of the fundraising think tank Rogare. We asked Ian a few questions about how he got into the charity sector, what it's like working for fundraisers rather than as one, and what he would to improve fundraising.
The eighth interviewee in our series is Kevin Kibble, CEO at the Nurture Group Network. We asked Kevin a few questions about his career in the lead up to becoming a chief executive for a charity and what the main challenges he sees are currently facing charities.
The seventh interviewee in our series is Howard Lake, a journalist and publisher of UK Fundraising. We asked Howard a few questions about his career and what challenges he sees currently facing charity fundraisers.
The sixth interviewee in our new series is Helen Priest, a digital fundraiser based in Warwickshire, England. We asked Helen a few questions about her career and what challenges she sees currently facing charity fundraisers.
The fifth interviewee in our new series is Kirsty Marrins, a London-based digital communications specialist in the charity sector. We asked Kirsty a few questions about her career and what challenges she sees facing charities in 2017.
The fourth interviewee in our new series is Daryl Upsall, who has worked in the charity sector for over 30 years. We asked Daryl a few questions about his career and how he sees the future of the sector and digital fundraising.
At a certain point in your charity’s growth you will need to get a donor database to bring together all of the information about all of your supporters into one place so you can look at the bigger picture of how your fundraising efforts are going, and for the purposes of sending out relevant communications to the right people at the right time.
