TrustRadius Insights for Fundraising Report Card are summaries of user sentiment data from TrustRadius reviews and, when necessary, third party data sources.
Pros
Efficient Data Organization: Many users have found Fundraising Report Card to be a valuable tool for organizing and managing fundraising data for NGOs. The software makes it easy to create a donor list and present data to organizational leaders, saving significant time by eliminating the need for manual data manipulation in Excel for detailed reports.
Seamless Integration: Users appreciate Fundraising Report Card's integration with popular CRM systems like Kindful. This seamless integration allows for quick and efficient transfer of data, as well as the creation of charts and visualizations. Some reviewers find this feature particularly helpful in breaking down key metrics by gift size or donors.
Comprehensive Analysis: Reviewers are impressed with the ability of Fundraising Report Card to analyze fundraising data in various ways. The software provides beautiful charts that highlight strengths and weaknesses in an organization's fundraising efforts, allowing for improvements to be made. This comprehensive analysis helps users maximize their fundraising efforts and identify areas where they can excel.
We use Fundraising Report Card to evaluate our fundraising, to base strategic decisions on data, and to identify areas for improvement in our fundraising efforts. I love this tool. I use it prepare reports for our Board of Directors - it provides every data point I can think of [and several that I had never considered] with the click of a button. And it provides that data along with beautiful charts and graphs that make our fundraising reports easy to understand for our stakeholders.
Pros
It makes preparing fundraising reports super easy. I used to spend 6-8 hours preparing a board report and now it takes me 30 minutes... PLUS I can pull up the reports in real time during board meetings to allow board members to see the data presented in different ways or to answer questions on-the-spot.
It has metrics that I've never even thought to prepare - including some that always felt too complicated to prepare. Lifetime Donor Value, Donor Retention Rates, Lapsed Donors, Acquired Donors, Reactivated Donors - all broken down by giving segments.
I can customize Giving Segments. I work at a small non-profit - a major gift for us is different than a major gift for a larger organization. I can break up my data in the segments that make sense for my organization [and select colors that match our branding... you've never seen a happier Marketing Chair on your Board of Directors than when you give them a report that is properly branded for the organization. It's a small thing, but it doesn't take any extra work on my part.]
Cons
The only difficulty I have with Fundraising Report Card is that the integration with our CRM [Kindful] doesn't keep track of the unique ID that is exported to Fundraising Report Card [to maintain confidentiality]. So it takes a bit more work to identify which donor[s] fall into a category. For example, Fundraising Report Card will tell me that 3 major donors lapsed in the previous quarter - and I can export the Donor ID's from Fundraising Report Card, but those ID's don't mean anything in my CRM, so I can't directly see who those donors are to follow up. This is an issue with the integration specifically with Kindful.
Likelihood to Recommend
If you work in a Development/Fundraising Department and have EVER been asked what your donor retention rate is - this is for you.