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  • “We had spoken to multiple Salesforce consultants prior to engaging with Cloud for Good. However, those consultants kept patching on top of our existing Salesforce instance, which was primarily used for the developmental team. We needed to stop that entire process and think a little bit more strategically as to what the system was going to be used for."

  • “Cloud for Good has provided excellent service throughout the transition from Raiser’s Edge and into our first few months of using Salesforce. They made the transition from our old software as seamless as possible and continue to be very helpful with any questions we have. Whether it has been over the phone, face to face, or through user groups, the level of service has been outstanding.”

  • “We used Cloud for Good to implement a donor database and CRM solution for our non-profit fundraising needs. They delivered ahead of schedule and the training hit all the necessary marks. I highly recommend them!”

  • “Cloud for Good was supportive of our goals, understood our needs and offered solutions that would help us overcome the challenges we were facing. Ending homelessness is our main objective and the implementation of Communities is connecting people to further our mission.”

  • “We chose to work with Cloud for Good based on their expansive knowledge of the nonprofit sector and their extensive portfolio of implementing Salesforce solutions on any scale. The team listened to our concerns and tailored solutions that have helped us not just meet, but exceed our goals.”

  • “Cloud for Good’s implementation has helped us to redefine the way we use and interact with our technology.”

  • “With Salesforce, our development team has formed a more complete way, from start to finish, of prospecting donors, tracking proposal activity, and allowing all Aquarium staff to be an active part in the process of fundraising through mobile devices. Also, the ability to restructure components of Salesforce to suit our needs has given us a customization that includes elements that we previously had on our wish list.”

  • “Couples were stored in a single constituent record, with limitations for how we could indicate which individual was directly related to a donation. Our legacy system also did not offer a suitable solution for storing information on additional household members, with the names of the children associated with a household stored in simple text fields. We were unable to track the information that was relevant for our organization’s success.”

  • "Cloud for Good did an amazing job for us migrating 30 years of constituent data from our legacy system to Salesforce.com. They handled everything we threw at them with ease and professionalism. I am impressed with their capability to customize salesforce to meet our fundraising and communication needs creating a 360 degree view of the constituent, capturing ticket purchases, donations, memberships, event sign ups and other interests and activities.”

  • "We needed to find a way to gain insight into both operational data, such as the pipeline of tutors and impact data, such as the performance of specific location."

  • “Cloud for Good helped set up Reading Partner’s dashboards in a way that made sense for us. The information presented at the top of our dashboards is more general information that the entire team needed to see, followed by the more detailed reports. This set up makes it easy for any user to look at the dashboards and understand the story the data is telling us. Because the dashboards are branded, we are also able to publish results at a National level, without the manual ‘Excel magic’, and continue to increase funding with this data."

  • “The Memphis PREP Program selected Cloud for Good because of the team’s impressive record creating and implementing solutions for nonprofit organizations with Salesforce.com. They understood our needs, listened to our input and designed a solution that will be a great asset to our delivery of services.”