We hosted a virtual data jam session to understand needs and challenges in four key topic areas: youth/education, food, health, and housing.

After founding the Texas Justice Initiative in 2017, Eva Ruth found that storytelling matters, yet it needed data, to put it into context. 

Someone very wise once said, “Data is like garbage…you better know what you’re going to do with it before you collect it.”

While data-informed decision making has been at the core of PelotonU since its inception, they've continued to evolve their practices with time.

Let’s face it: data and evaluation can be a burden. Without proper planning and structure, it can quickly become overwhelming.

Data can be particularly overwhelming, but it's a vital part of our nonprofit work today. Check out these ideas to help lighten your data load.

Translating pages of statistics into key points can be daunting, but if your audience isn't getting anything out of your graphs, then what’s the point?

If you want to make your financial reports come alive, especially for people who don’t enjoy numbers, a dashboard should do the trick.

Giving away our money seems to defy logical thinking. But as humans, we make most of our personal financial decisions with our emotions, not with our logic.

At MCapCon, White House Director David Wilkinson said it’s time to shift from addressing needs to solving problems.

What are nonprofits measuring, and what are themes in output data? Nonprofits share progress and results at GuideStar Platinum.

Combine outcomes data and storytelling to transform your measurement into compelling and meaningful brand stories.

Most nonprofits are measuring outcomes, but their thoughts on working with funders and data gives us reason to pause.