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Discover how comprehensive cybersecurity support helped The American LGBTQ+ Museum secure their vital work, cultivate staff confidence in identifying threats, and gain the peace of mind needed to focus entirely on their mission.
Discover how custom Salesforce training helped a housing nonprofit cut through tech confusion, boost productivity, and reclaim staff time.
Learn how we helped Nashville Launch Pad match unhoused LGBTQ+ young adults with safe shelter beds in real time.
Learn how a comprehensive tech assessment gave Empower House the clarity and direction they needed to scale up their impact.
Read about how we drastically improved Cobalt Abortion Fund’s response times, reducing staff stress and building trust with the people who needed their help.
A year after implementation, EFC saw a 400% increase in the amount of data captured. Efficiency improvements have given staff an additional 40 hours per month. Quarterly reporting prep time has been cut by 75% and monthly reporting by 85%.
The Texas Equal Access Fund was founded in 2005 to help low income people cover the costs of abortion, but the overturning of Roe v. Wade in the summer of 2022 brought operations to a screeching halt. While TEA Fund tried to figure out their legal options, they hired Undaunted Consulting to review and overhaul their Salesforce for Nonprofits CRM.
On a single Saturday each spring, over 8,000 people show up to 150 locations across the state of Tennessee to pick up and plant over 80,000 trees. We built a rapid app that saved 60 staff hours and added $10,000 to revenue.
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