The nature of the connection between non-profits and their constituents (donors, corporate and foundation partnerships and beneficiaries) is being transformed by social and mobile technologies. In identifying the key performance indicators of today's leading crop of non-profit organizations, the ability to fully leverage technology for true end-to-end constituent relationship management has created a divide between leader and laggard. roundCause is a full enterprise CRM solution designed exclusively for the emerging needs of non-profits. Built on the Salesforce Platform, the world's leading cloud platform for social and mobile business apps, roundCorner enables non-profits to connect with their donors in entirely new ways.
The velocity of change in the non-profit world has created a sense of urgency among leading non-profits to find new technology that is agile and integrated and can help them to become truly constituent focused.
Leading non-profits - including ChildFund International, CityYear, KQED, The Student Conservation Association, FIRST, WBEZ, and WGBH - are managing their constituents using roundCause and Salesforce.
Salesforce.com has made an investment in roundCorner to help accelerate product development, expand services offerings and scale to meet the rapidly growing non-profit market needs.
"We're excited by the Salesforce.com Foundation's commitment to the success of its platform in the non-profit world," said Dan Lammot, President of roundCorner, Inc. "roundCorner and Salesforce.com will help non-profits create a new generation of best practices they can utilize to fulfill their causes while we help them mobilize constituents in ways that would have been inconceivable a few years ago."
"The Salesforce.com Foundation has long been committed to empowering our more than 18,000 non-profit customers to realize their missions," said Suzanne DiBianca, president of the Salesforce.com Foundation. "roundCorner provides best-in-class enterprise donor management solutions, and we will continue our joint efforts to bring the innovation that so many non-profits have long struggled to find."
