Once a laptop left E2D's hands, staff couldn't follow up with recipients or report back to donors. They needed a unified technical infrastructure to streamline their laptop refurbishment workflow and scale their impact across North Carolina.
With 30–40 board members and multiyear pledges to track, Team PA had outgrown Raiser's Edge's rigid fields. CauseMic migrated them to HubSpot Sales Hub with a Fundraise Up integration.
By replacing Raiser's Edge with HubSpot and Fundraise Up, CauseMic empowered SCU Alumni Services with a streamlined system for outreach, reporting, and online giving.
This athlete support nonprofit lacked a clear value proposition and needed a fast website overhaul before its annual fundraising event. CauseMic delivered new messaging and a HubSpot CMS launch just in time.
Surfrider's 80 chapters, 10 regions, and headquarters office each ran separate, hard-to-manage websites, pushing their tech team to the limit. CauseMic consolidated the org's web presence using HubSpot, building unified templates and reporting.
When PIH found itself unable to activate real-time marketing, CauseMic implemented HubSpot Marketing Hub alongside a new Salesforce CRM to automate and personalize outreach.
Greater Good Charities' Raiser's Edge CRM and Zaius marketing platform couldn't share data, leaving donor journeys and campaign results unclear. CauseMic replaced both with an integrated Salesforce and HubSpot system.
Surfrider's outdated CRM made it almost impossible to track member giving across its 80 local chapters. CauseMic migrated them to Salesforce, unifying their data and replacing manual reporting with strategic automations.
Animal Haven's team manually updated pet adoption listings on an outdated website that couldn't tell their full story. CauseMic built a HubSpot website with an automated Shelterluv integration to keep content and pet listings current without the extra ...
IFAW needed to create region-specific campaigns faster than their marketing platform could support. CauseMic migrated them to HubSpot Marketing Hub, tripling their regional content output.
With demand outpacing capacity, ASAP tracked applications, attendance, and surveys by hand across disconnected tools. CauseMic's connected Salesforce and FormAssembly system helped enrollment grow more than 5x without adding proportional staff.
A flawed migration from Raiser's Edge left 500+ undocumented rollups and no soft-credit standard, making donor data untrustworthy. CauseMic rebuilt AHS's Salesforce instance and added lasting governance so they can trust their data again.
SBGP's legacy systems left grant data scattered across platforms with no source of truth. Using Salesforce and Titan, CauseMic transformed SBGP's grant process so they can award community funds faster, with more accurate reporting.
High Desert Museum was thriving, but their legacy Blackbaud system was stuck in the past, leaving their team buried in manual work. With a looming contract deadline, they tapped CauseMic to migrate their system to a unified platform in just six months.
MTC needed to re-engage clients with idle retirement accounts, but an underused Salesforce instance limited targeted outreach. CauseMic reengaged their system with automated campaigns to boost engagement and retention.
When a regional crisis nonprofit's in-person intake process was put to the test, it failed. CauseMic launched a four-day Salesforce and FormAssembly implementation to digitize applications and scale capacity.
When PIH found itself unable to activate real-time marketing, CauseMic implemented HubSpot Marketing Hub alongside a new Salesforce CRM to automate and personalize outreach.
Greater Good Charities' Raiser's Edge CRM and Zaius marketing platform couldn't share data, leaving donor journeys and campaign results unclear. CauseMic replaced both with an integrated Salesforce and HubSpot system.
Surfrider's outdated CRM made it almost impossible to track member giving across its 80 local chapters. CauseMic migrated them to Salesforce, unifying their data and replacing manual reporting with strategic automations.
p:ear had no consistent plan to engage major donors, and the organization's sprawling program list made standing out nearly impossible. CauseMic built a major donor engagement strategy and sharpened p:ear's value proposition to turn the tide.
Donations for a local environmental nonprofit spiked after a 48,000-acre wildfire, then dropped as urgency faded. CauseMic built a prioritized content strategy to retain and reengage donors for the long haul.
UWGC relied on workplace giving for 90% of their revenue, which declined sharply post-pandemic. In response, CauseMic built a diversification strategy and value proposition to grow individual and monthly giving.
A rural arts venue needed to launch a $10 million capital campaign without compromising year-end fundraising. CauseMic built donor materials and messaging that grew year-end revenue 95% while paving the way for their capital campaign launch.
HSCO's year-end fundraising relied solely on direct mail, missing massive opportunities for online giving. CauseMic implemented Fundraise Up and built a multichannel campaign that grew online revenue by 21% and donors by 12%.
Staff capacity constraints left the David Lynch Foundation without an email strategy for year-end fundraising. CauseMic built a 13-email campaign that delivered the organization's highest fundraising results ever.
With just one full-time development staff member, the USA Basketball Foundation struggled to create messaging for year-end fundraising. CauseMic's "Developing Champions" campaign grew new donors by 26% and beat their year-end revenue goal.
Selamta Family Project lacked the capacity to grow brand awareness and revenue to power its critical work with orphans in Ethiopia. CauseMic's strategy grew their annual event participation 70% and revenue 61%.
Team Rubicon lacked a dedicated funding stream for responding to frequent local disasters. To meet this critical need, CauseMic built a monthly giving program that grew recurring donors from 40 to 1,576, generating $72,000 in new, predictable monthly ...
Project Koru's flagship cancer survivor program faced a growing waitlist while their peer-to-peer event revenue slowed. With a fresh theme and targeted content, CauseMic grew their revenue to $192,000 and doubled their donor base.
When an unprecedented spike in client requests left CRCTV unable to fund critical services, CauseMic built a multichannel fundraising campaign that grew campaign revenue 235% and annual revenue 30%.
Walk With Sally's "Bowl-a-thon" name didn't reflect its mentoring mission, hindering fundraising and donor retention. CauseMic rebranded the peer-to-peer event and helped double its revenue.
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DigDeep's small team faced capacity constraints heading into their fourth-quarter campaign. CauseMic added strategy and project management support, helping DigDeep raise over $1.6M, a 324% year-over-year increase.
Surfrider's outdated CRM made it almost impossible to track member giving across its 80 local chapters. CauseMic migrated them to Salesforce, unifying their data and replacing manual reporting with strategic automations.
Greater Good Charities' Raiser's Edge CRM and Zaius marketing platform couldn't share data, leaving donor journeys and campaign results unclear. CauseMic replaced both with an integrated Salesforce and HubSpot system.
When Access Fund's complex CMS limited their online storytelling and fundraising, CauseMic moved them to a modern, donation-focused CMS the team could manage in-house.
IFAW needed to create region-specific campaigns faster than their marketing platform could support. CauseMic migrated them to HubSpot Marketing Hub, tripling their regional content output.
Animal Haven's team manually updated pet adoption listings on an outdated website that couldn't tell their full story. CauseMic built a HubSpot website with an automated Shelterluv integration to keep content and pet listings current without the extra ...
World Bicycle Relief's marketing team was juggling seven countries' worth of competing plans and priorities. CauseMic's facilitated workshops produced one actionable strategic plan and backlog to get them back on track.
Seattle Humane wanted to reconnect tri-county animal welfare groups and identify unmet needs after years of pandemic disruption. CauseMic facilitated a neutral-party summit that reignited partnerships across 15+ organizations.
When a 150,000-gallon pipeline spill left the Surfrider Foundation without a plan to fundraise in real time, CauseMic built a multichannel campaign in just 48 hours that maximized reach and donations.
CauseMic built an actionable one-page strategic plan, prioritized project backlog, and KPI tracker to help Seeds of Peace double their annual revenue despite a small donor base and outdated messaging.
World Bicycle Relief's two overlapping mid-year campaigns confused donors and diluted marketing efforts. CauseMic combined them into one phased campaign that raised $828,500 and added 5,000+ new supporters.
When PIH found itself unable to activate real-time marketing, CauseMic implemented HubSpot Marketing Hub alongside a new Salesforce CRM to automate and personalize outreach.
Walk With Sally's "Bowl-a-thon" name didn't reflect its mentoring mission, hindering fundraising and donor retention. CauseMic rebranded the peer-to-peer event and helped double its revenue.
When a regional crisis nonprofit's in-person intake process was put to the test, it failed. CauseMic launched a four-day Salesforce and FormAssembly implementation to digitize applications and scale capacity.
When an unprecedented spike in client requests left CRCTV unable to fund critical services, CauseMic built a multichannel fundraising campaign that grew campaign revenue 235% and annual revenue 30%.
Project Koru's flagship cancer survivor program faced a growing waitlist while their peer-to-peer event revenue slowed. With a fresh theme and targeted content, CauseMic grew their revenue to $192,000 and doubled their donor base.
Team Rubicon lacked a dedicated funding stream for responding to frequent local disasters. To meet this critical need, CauseMic built a monthly giving program that grew recurring donors from 40 to 1,576, generating $72,000 in new, predictable monthly ...
Groundswell needed to earn donor trust for a brand-new giving app that required linking bank accounts. CauseMic's launch campaign helped overcome trust barriers, and drove $750,000 in pledges within the first two months.
Selamta Family Project lacked the capacity to grow brand awareness and revenue to power its critical work with orphans in Ethiopia. CauseMic's strategy grew their annual event participation 70% and revenue 61%.
With just one full-time development staff member, the USA Basketball Foundation struggled to create messaging for year-end fundraising. CauseMic's "Developing Champions" campaign grew new donors by 26% and beat their year-end revenue goal.
Staff capacity constraints left the David Lynch Foundation without an email strategy for year-end fundraising. CauseMic built a 13-email campaign that delivered the organization's highest fundraising results ever.
Rapid growth left Best Friends' leadership team working in silos with no clear decision-making process. CauseMic facilitated discovery sessions and a workshop with 21 executives to design their new framework.
Capacity limits kept the board at BGCOP from building a full strategic plan despite an influx of new funding. CauseMic's workshop produced four prioritized goals, 60-day plans, and a prioritized backlog to get them started.
HSCO's year-end fundraising relied solely on direct mail, missing massive opportunities for online giving. CauseMic implemented Fundraise Up and built a multichannel campaign that grew online revenue by 21% and donors by 12%.
Surfrider's 80 chapters, 10 regions, and headquarters office each ran separate, hard-to-manage websites, pushing their tech team to the limit. CauseMic consolidated the org's web presence using HubSpot, building unified templates and reporting.
This athlete support nonprofit lacked a clear value proposition and needed a fast website overhaul before its annual fundraising event. CauseMic delivered new messaging and a HubSpot CMS launch just in time.
A rural arts venue needed to launch a $10 million capital campaign without compromising year-end fundraising. CauseMic built donor materials and messaging that grew year-end revenue 95% while paving the way for their capital campaign launch.
Fast growth left Surfrider's Marketing and Membership teams without shared processes or a plan for fundraising in the wake of disaster. CauseMic facilitated workshops that built a new project delivery framework and operating procedure for rapid response.
With donor growth plateaued and only one overstretched executive who could tell the organization's story, CauseMic collaboratively developed a centralized value proposition and core messaging the whole team could use.
UWGC relied on workplace giving for 90% of their revenue, which declined sharply post-pandemic. In response, CauseMic built a diversification strategy and value proposition to grow individual and monthly giving.
Donations for a local environmental nonprofit spiked after a 48,000-acre wildfire, then dropped as urgency faded. CauseMic built a prioritized content strategy to retain and reengage donors for the long haul.
p:ear had no consistent plan to engage major donors, and the organization's sprawling program list made standing out nearly impossible. CauseMic built a major donor engagement strategy and sharpened p:ear's value proposition to turn the tide.
MTC needed to re-engage clients with idle retirement accounts, but an underused Salesforce instance limited targeted outreach. CauseMic reengaged their system with automated campaigns to boost engagement and retention.
This give-back coffee brand's outdated website and manual subscription process frustrated customers and overloaded staff. CauseMic redesigned the site and automated subscriptions through Shopify to cut manual work while improving the user experience.
By replacing Raiser's Edge with HubSpot and Fundraise Up, CauseMic empowered SCU Alumni Services with a streamlined system for outreach, reporting, and online giving.
With 30–40 board members and multiyear pledges to track, Team PA had outgrown Raiser's Edge's rigid fields. CauseMic migrated them to HubSpot Sales Hub with a Fundraise Up integration.
High Desert Museum was thriving, but their legacy Blackbaud system was stuck in the past, leaving their team buried in manual work. With a looming contract deadline, they tapped CauseMic to migrate their system to a unified platform in just six months.
Once a laptop left E2D's hands, staff couldn't follow up with recipients or report back to donors. They needed a unified technical infrastructure to streamline their laptop refurbishment workflow and scale their impact across North Carolina.
SBGP's legacy systems left grant data scattered across platforms with no source of truth. Using Salesforce and Titan, CauseMic transformed SBGP's grant process so they can award community funds faster, with more accurate reporting.
A flawed migration from Raiser's Edge left 500+ undocumented rollups and no soft-credit standard, making donor data untrustworthy. CauseMic rebuilt AHS's Salesforce instance and added lasting governance so they can trust their data again.
With demand outpacing capacity, ASAP tracked applications, attendance, and surveys by hand across disconnected tools. CauseMic's connected Salesforce and FormAssembly system helped enrollment grow more than 5x without adding proportional staff.
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