CauseEffectz answers two important questions faced by the nonprofit industry:
CauseEffectz enables funding foundations and the nonprofits they support to accurately measure activity and resulting outcomes; graphically communicate those outcomes; and visualize progress and successes.
Foundations make more accurate decisions about where to invest precious funds. Nonprofits demonstrate their output and resulting outcomes; and "tell the story" to their donors, volunteers, and supporters, enabling more dynamic and easier fundraising. Everyone is able to focus on what really matters - the impact they have on the world.
CauseEffectz follows a simple logical flow, from activity input straight through to important program impact:
With CauseEffectz, any nonprofit can easily show accomplishments, measure what works, and collaborate with funders to make decisions about what to do next --- as the chart from a client demonstrates:.
Foundations and nonprofits use any internet browser and smart phone with CauseEffectz , eliminating the need for additional hardware and software. In addition to storing new metrics and data, the system integrates any available data source, maximizing the usefulness of existing data, and allowing successive users to benefit from optimal knowledge-sharing.
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