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10 Things you can do to improve your nonprofit during social separation
We’ve been asked to stay home. While that seems pretty simple for those of us who are remote workers ordinarily, it leaves many of our friends...
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Tools for Effectively Working from Home
Work From Home Tips: Getting started with a remote team (Tip: Work from home! Even if you're not at risk for succumbing to an international...
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Nonprofits: It’s Time to Mind Our Own Business Model
Nonprofits Are NOT "Doing It Wrong." At some point in their career, most nonprofit professionals have been told—often by a well-meaning...
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Customer-Centered Experience for your Non-Profit by Natalie De Laurell
This post is written by NiM Sales Associate Natalie De Laurell. Natalie and Joni Bryan represented NiM at Texas Dreamin’
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Pep Up Tech Volunteer Experience By Saray Rosales
Now IT Matters is pleased to employ three PepUp Tech Alumni, and support their volunteer activities with Pep UP Tech. This blog post is written by...
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Winter '19 Release - Key Goodies for the Busy Nonprofit Admin
Three times a year, Salesforce releases a whole new set of awesome features and improvements. It's one of the reasons we love this platform and the...
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Why Reinvent the Wheel? Three Apps to Ease Your Non-Profit Life
Reilly Ellis recently used these apps for a Now It Matters Client. We will be making use of them now that she introduced them to us. They are either...
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How to get Fiscal Year NPSP Rollups with Custom Fiscal Year Enabled by Michelle Regal
Inheriting a Salesforce org from another administrator can be both freeing and frustrating. One major source of frustration we’ve seen recently? New...
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Your Salesforce Needs Some Design Love (Part Three) by Reilly Ellis
Usability Testing (You are not your users) The most important thing to remember about design is that you are not your users. The design principles...
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Your Salesforce Needs Some Design Love (Part Two) by Reilly Ellis
Gestalt Principles (Why we group the things we do) Visually, our brains like groups. They’ll take small, simple images and form them into groups....