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New Text Message Review Feature Offers Nonprofits Instant Feedback

Ninety-eight percent of text messages are read and the majority are opened within three minutes of being sent, according to Techipedia. In comparison 84% of Facebook...

The Surprising Truth Behind Beneficiary Feedback

Article written By Shuo Xie & Kris Sankaran New research suggests that the feedback of nonprofit clients is less biased than many think. In the business world,...

Tips for Using Quotes and Reviews in Your Content Strategy

In a recent blog post 7 Tips for Using Quotes for Your Nonprofit’s Content Strategy, Beth Kanter provides compelling reasons and extremely helpful tips for using...

Truist Integrates GreatNonprofit User Reviews into CSR Platforms

Here at GreatNonprofits, we believe in allowing people to find, review and openly share information as the best way to find the right nonprofits to support. Our goal...

How to Make Social Sourced Reviews Work for Your Nonprofit

Think about the last time you bought something online. Did you look at Amazon or Google reviews first? Did you use Yelp to find a great local restaurant? Did you use...

Do Your Research

These days, it’s become second nature to read online reviews. A business’ online reputation is everything. The same should be true for nonprofits. You read...

Got Reviews?

Did you know that GreatNonprofits influences 30 million donation decisions a year (and it’s free)? We know nonprofits rely on positive word of mouth to do their...

Storytelling = Fundraising

“Numbers numb, jargon jars, and nobody ever marched on Washington because of a pie chart. If you really want to reach people and change the world, tell them a...

Storytelling for Good

Ever been caught up in a friend’s personal story? Frequently, we come across moving personal accounts of nonprofits literally changing lives. Here is a recent...

Innovations in Philanthropy

This is the presentation for alumni at Stanford Business School with Jacob Harold and Anthony Lee on Innovations in Philanthropy. Thanks for Brian Walsh from LiquidNet...