The phone rings while you are out
Jordyn answers on your local number, takes the reason for the call and books a time. Nothing sends without your OK.
Jordyn
For small nonprofits
More of your weekon the mission.
You're the director, the receptionist, the fundraiser and the IT department. These tools take the parts of the week that aren't the mission, so more of it goes to the people you serve.
Sound familiar?
The problems it fixes.
Thank-you letters pile up
Jordyn drafts each thank-you on your letterhead from the gift details. You approve it and it goes.
JordynNobody reads the annual report
Docs2Video turns it into a short narrated video donors can watch on a phone, and tells you when it is opened.
Docs2VideoYou know you should be on video
Talk to the camera. VidWiz adds captions, graphics timed to your words, and your logo.
VidWizThe board meets Thursday. The deck doesn’t exist.
Send your notes and numbers and get a finished deck at $1 a page. You approve the outline before you pay.
One Dollar DecksFree guides
Use these this week.
Questions
Good to know
Which tool should I start with?
The one that fixes your biggest headache. Missed calls and a full inbox: Jordyn. Reports nobody reads: Docs2Video. Thank-you and appeal videos: VidWiz. The board deck: One Dollar Decks. Docs2Video and One Dollar Decks cost nothing or a few dollars to try, and VidWiz makes a free storyboard of your first video.
Is there a nonprofit discount?
No. These are the tools' standard prices. The free plans, the free trial and pay-per-page decks are the cheapest way to start.
Do thank-you letters still need a person to check them?
Yes. For gifts of $250 or more the IRS requires specific wording, and a person should check every amount and name before a letter goes. Jordyn drafts; you approve.