Announcing EverTrue for Annual Giving: An Online Giving Solution That Puts the Donor First
As I shared in my letter to the advancement community last month, our goal at EverTrue has always been to bring the latest mobile, digital,
EverTrue’s Product Game Plan and What It Means for GivingTree
Ever since I founded EverTrue in 2010, our goal has been to bring modern technology to the advancement sector in support of your amazing missions.
Product Release Notes: July 2016
With fiscal year 2016 on the books (for most institutions, that is), it’s finally time to take a breather and reflect on the past year. What worked?
Product Release Notes: June 2016
How is it June already? The summer months are upon us, which means sweltering heat, lobster rolls, and of course, Raise 2016 here in Boston.
Product Release Notes: May 2016
The end of the fiscal year is fast approaching for many advancement teams—and here at EverTrue, we’ve been working hard to pack as many
Product Release Notes: April 2016
The EverTrue product team is always plugging away at new features, updates, and improvements to our platform. To keep you up-to-date, this blog series will highlight
A MapPoint Alternative for Advancement Professionals
Bummed that Microsoft discontinued MapPoint? We hear you. It’s been a staple in advancement offices for years, and without the ability to map your donor
Giving Intelligence in EverTrue [Product Update]
We’ve learned from our customers that sometimes, just getting access to your database can be a challenge. We believe technology should serve you, not the
Reimagining Advancement Teamwork: Collaborative Lists in GivingTree [Product Update]
Every fundraiser knows the pain of endless reply-all email threads with spreadsheet attachments. Whether you’re planning a trip, event, or campaign, it’s hard to keep
Reimagining Advancement Teamwork: Collaborative Lists in EverTrue [Product Update]
Every fundraiser knows the pain of endless reply-all email threads with spreadsheet attachments. Whether you’re planning a trip, event, or campaign, it’s hard to keep
