5 Lessons from a new model of philanthropy based on collective social impact, coordinated strategy, and real-time shared measurement.

In the larger world of impact assessment and program evaluation, impact measurement is an often overlooked but critical step. According...

On an instinctual level, you know your nonprofit is doing important, impactful community work. Your volunteers show up early. Your staff...

Walk into any board room in the U.S. and you’ll likely hear the term “impact assessment” tossed around. From such contexts, it can be...

SureImpact, the leader in impact management software today announced the appointment of Dwight Smith and Kristy Campbell to their board.

SureImpact, Inc., announced today that it has been selected by Urban City Codes to help the organization measure and manage their impact.

The impact and long-term sustainability of social-good organizations requires purpose-driven leaders and an impact-centric culture.

The strategic utilization of financial resources is essential to addressing complex problems for individuals and communities.

Transparent communication helps funders and grantees align their missions and find ways to continuously improve.

SureImpact, Inc has been selected by Pathlight HOME to automate and simplify the process of collecting and sharing social impact data

Social-impact measurement can be applied to any type of social-good network whether geographical or united by a common funder

If funders desire radical transformations in the social causes they fund, they need to promote high-performance measurement practices

SureImpact, Inc., announced today that it has been selected by United Community to manage, measure, and communicate its unique social impact

The highest-performing social-good organizations focus equally on both the social-impact and revenue bottom lines.

SureImpact is a user-friendly case management and reporting platform that facilitates the five steps required to drive maximum impact.

In order to ensure maximum impact across the community, collaboratives have a great responsibility to establish shared outcome measures

The motivation for organizations to make efforts needed to create and sustain real change is a function of three factors.

In order to build the capacity for communities to collectively address the opioid crisis, there must be data-driven collaboration.

Results-based donation models link funding with measurable outcomes and impact performance. Are you ready?

Learn how leaders can determine what to measure, four traits of successful performance measures, and what to do with the data collected.

Collective Impact moves beyond collaboration to co-creating a coordinated strategy and shared commitment for addressing complex issues.

The common threads that lead to long-term sustainability for Coordinated Communities of Care involve data, measurement, and evaluation.

In times of economic and social turbulence, the social-service sector continues to play an increasingly pivotal role in the long-term...

To create impactful programs and communicate the impact to donors, social-sector organizations must create a strong measurement road map

This season we are inspired by a real-world angel and philanthropist, MacKenzie Scott who provided significant funding to 384 nonprofits

Research shows that organizations who consistently collect and use data to share a compelling impact story are more successful

Human-centered design has a role to play in shifting our communities towards a more equitable and regenerative future.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 8, 2020—SureImpact, the software platform that empowers mission-driven organizations to manage, measure, and...

Participatory grantmaking is a relatively new form of collaboration that increases impact through greater involvement communities.

Results-Based Social-Impact Investing creates the collaborative tension needed to drive social impact.

National Philanthropy Day signifies the importance of diverse organizations and individuals working together to create long-term impact.

SureImpact president Sheri Chaney Jones was recognized as an Executive of the Year Honoree for the Columbus First BizTech Awards for 2020.

When informed by data, unrestricted multiyear core operating support is one of the best ways to build nonprofit capacity and sustainability.

Maximize your community impact in 2021 by tapping into the collaborative relationships you’ve formed and the resiliency you’ve rediscovered

Strategic investment in a community-wide data sharing platform would lead to exponential social impact rooted in data-driven solutions.

Organizations need data to prove they are delivering impactful, cost-effective, and sustainable solutions to complex social problems.

To effectively alleviate poverty, many communities are launching collective impact initiatives on a community-wide scale.

Collective impact can only be accomplished by pooling together a wide range of expertise that spans many sectors and industries.

In today’s environment, technology should be included in the budget as a tool for accomplishing your overall mission.

While non-profit organizations can accomplish much independently, working in tandem with government agencies can yield better returns.

An informed, coordinated, cross-sector response from multiple entities would be required to adequately protect residents from COVID-19

To maximize your organization’s social impact, you must start with your desired outcomes in mind. Learn 4 steps to maximize your impact.

Logic models support a data-driven, high-performance culture, aligning all resources and activities—and capturing data along the way.

In the social sector, we are in the business of realizing social change. Leaders can use data to meet the needs of all stakeholders.

Successful social sector leaders develop high-performing cultures that are focused on consistently using data to drive strategic decisions.

Learn how Rochester, NY, Lincoln, NE, and Grant County, IN achieved social change through collective impact initiatives

Understanding, managing, and strengthening public trust must be a top priority for social sector organizations to succeed.

Social sector organizations need to build their data capacity to measure participant needs, track outcomes, & demonstrate impact to funders

Communities must collaborate to develop comprehensive collective impact initiatives and solutions that are outcomes-driven and sustainable.