Shopping for a wealth screening tool for your nonprofit can be a daunting task. Wealth Screening tools are designed to find those previous missed opportunities. Many prospect researchers rely on Google or industry standard data. The problem is, much of that data, especially data from private corporations is self-reported. The NPOAuthority uses the best data possible from outside experts plus our very own in – house data that is triple verified and you will not find this information anywhere else. The Largest library of annual reports in the nation.
The NPOAuthority does one thing better than anyone….That’s finding new donors in real time!
All we need is a name and the state they reside in and in a matter of seconds you will be in contact with this individual.
You will have all the answers to all the test questions before you take the test. The NPOAuthority.com makes prospect research a breeze. What takes the average development officer 22 minutes to find The NPoAuthority’s wealth screening tool finds in seconds.
Discover new prospects on the donation lists of similar organizations. Organizations can be similar in mission, location, or other factors, In addition to identifying the loyal donors of other nonprofits, you can:
Research fundraising efforts by other organizations – to see how you compare and to complete a strategic review of your development goals. Find out more about a specific donation or organization. Research and export data for further analysis or reporting. Search by zip code and distance.
Receive income and asset information for organizations. Use advanced search to search by year(s).
you can even make a mailing list up to 2,000 NEW People to your organization
You’ll want to find those in your base with the capacity to give a large gift and the greatest affinity for your organization. Turn to your donor database and study the data you have on file.
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Integrate a robust wealth screening service with your donor database for the deepest insights.
The NPOAuthoritywill screen your donors and assign each individual donor several different types of grades.