Success Stories of Apparo Nonprofit Impact
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Nonprofit Impact Story - Ally Financial volunteers delivered a data storage strategy to improve collaboration and business efficiency for BraveWorks.
BraveWorks is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to empower women and families overcoming trauma and injustice. The BraveWorks team helps to transform lives through artisan enterprise, leading to abundant and purposeful lives. Women around the world learn to make jewelry, clothing, home decor, handbags and more, building their confidence and helping them see their worth. These products provide supplemental income to the women and an income stream for the organization. Learn more about the technology and process improvement delivered by Ally to help BraveWorks free critical time so that that they can transform more lives each year.
Technology and process improvement for social good
Apparo Impact: Technology and Process Improvement Success Stories
A seasoned project manager, Jon Shannon of WSP USA, volunteers to share his workforce skills with Charlotte nonprofits.
Connecting Charlotte nonprofits to technology expertise and resources that amplify their impact – enjoy highlights of our work from July – September 2021.
Bank of America volunteers helped Dottie Rose Foundation identify the best donor management tool for their nonprofit.
Enriching education, work experience and community connections are the goals of Apparo’s partnership with University of North Carolina Charlotte.
Duke Energy skilled volunteers conducted a software selection project, from which Crisis Assistance Ministry Gastonia anticipates serving 25% more clients and saving almost 800 hours in staff time.
Carolina Breast Friends recently teamed up with Apparo and volunteers from Wells Fargo, ATD, Crafted and UNCC to identify a new software solution to track survivors and donors. As a result of this solution, CBF anticipates saving 1,000+ hours annually in staff time. They will also experience a cost savings of $26,000.
