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Nonprofit Management

Facebook | November 27, 2020

Facebook on Monday commenced its period of giving campaign, reporting that it will coordinate to $7 million in qualified donations to US nonprofits made on its foundation. The organization said that it will before long start testing another path for individuals to make and share charitable pledge drives straightforwardly inside their feed. "Today in the US, we're launching Drives, a new Community Help feature that makes it easier to collect food, clothes an...

Dell Foundation | April 08, 2020

The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation has announced a commitment of $100 million in support of COVID-19 response efforts and to address the economic fallout of the global pandemic. The commitment includes $20 million in support of the COVID-19 Therapeutics Accelerator, which was launched in March by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Wellcome, and Mastercard to identify and drive the development of treatments for COVID-19. The remaining $80 million will be awarded to nonprofit and social...

Fundraising

GlobeNewswire | October 19, 2023

Qgiv, a leading provider of fundraising technology solutions, announced its strategy for embracing artificial intelligence and machine learning across the platform with its latest set of features, Fundraising Intelligence by Qgiv (Fundraising IQ). This collection of tools is designed to empower nonprofits and fundraisers to maximize their impact by simplifying day-to-day tasks. Simultaneously,...

Fundraising, Nonprofit Technology, Social Movements and Community

iWave | September 30, 2022

iWave, the nonprofit industry's top-rated fundraising intelligence solution, is excited to announce a partnership with Givzey, a flexible giving solution and the industry's first Give Now Pay Later solution for social good. Give Now Pay Later is a service that allows donors to split their payments over a small series of installments. Using flexible payments, donors can support their favorite cause by making an immediate and significant contribution without overburdening th...