List of Volunteer Management Software

List of Volunteer Management Software: "For this page, volunteer management software is defined as software that actually has "volunteer" somewhere in its official description (it does NOT have to be called "volunteer management" software, however). If the software package doesn't talk about volunteer tracking somewhere on its main page, I will NOT include it on this page.

Also, note that many organizations use software developed to track all kinds of constituents - funders, clients, customers, etc. - to also track their volunteers, or software designed to track employees to, instead, track volunteers. Therefore, this page could not be considered a comprehensive list of software that can be used to manage volunteer information.  "



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How to Choose Software to Manage Your Church

How to Choose Software to Manage Your Church:



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Next Wave of Smartphone Giving Arrives in UK - NPQ - Nonprofit Quarterly

Next Wave of Smartphone Giving Arrives in UK - NPQ - Nonprofit Quarterly

Charity harnesses social media for PNG's disadvantaged children | Pacific Beat

Charity harnesses social media for PNG's disadvantaged children | Pacific Beat

Crowdfunding helps revive quake-hit small businesses in Japan | The Japan Times

Crowdfunding helps revive quake-hit small businesses in Japan | The Japan Times

Why Journalism Students Need a Baseline Understanding of Coding | Mediashift | PBS

Why Journalism Students Need a Baseline Understanding of Coding | Mediashift | PBS: ". If we don’t expose our students to this — students we want to lead the next generation of journalism and communication — we are doing them a disservice.

In fact, it would be smart for universities to add a general coding class to the core curriculum required of students in all fields. For journalism and mass communication programs, it’s essential."



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Colleges Mine Social Media for Clues on Likely Donors – Philanthropy Today - Blogs - The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Colleges Mine Social Media for Clues on Likely Donors – Philanthropy Today - Blogs - The Chronicle of Philanthropy: "A handful of tech start-ups are making tools that harness data and interactions from widely used social networks to help colleges and universities identify alumni with the greatest propensity to donate, writes The New York Times. "



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