Goodworld vs. Thrive Platform

I'd recommend the Goodworld platform for almost any scenario of online giving. It's definitely well suited for smaller grassroots organizations as it isn't cost-prohibitive, and helps get you up and running to process donations quickly. Their customer service has been great with fast response times and helping me get things sorted out quickly so there is not downtime for our front-end users. I'd say the only real challenge we experienced to date is regarding in-person events that need a point of purchase/donation swiper. For live events we still need to work out the particulars and I expect Goodworld will come up with a few options soon.

• Easy to customize and design campaigns that fit our branding.
• Easy to integrate onto our website without having to call developers.
• Able to share via social media in a streamlined fashion.

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• I don’t really have any dislikes. The only time I have trouble with something is creating the appropriate graphics that work across all devices, especially mobile devices. It can be a bit cumbersome.

It's the best deal on the best suite of tools.

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We are a development team of about 8 people, located in different areas. We liked Goodworld because it was easy to use for all of us, each being in charge of our own event, but using the same information. It has a dashboard that will show overall numbers and statistics.

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• Through partnering with Goodworld we have been able to steward nearly $2.4 million to nonprofit organizations nationwide in the past 18 months
• We have leveraged the Goodworld platform to significantly improve our response time to partner requests and social issues or natural disasters like giving to support Ukraine
• The platform allows us to overlay strategy with technology for greater community impact with at least 45 companies every year

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