Working with what you have
FundWisr Community
The one part of FundWisr that reaches outside your organization: a directory and discussions with other nonprofits using it.
How this differs from everything else
Your organizational data is not part of that. Nothing from your revenue, your programs, your people, or your diagnostics is visible here. What is visible is what you deliberately put on a profile or write in a discussion.
Using it without regretting it
- Opt in deliberately. A directory profile is public to other users. Decide what you want other nonprofits to know about you.
- Assume anything you post is quotable. These are colleagues, and some of them apply for the same money you do.
- Never post details about the people you serve. Not anonymized, not "a client of ours". That is not what this is for.
- Ask the practical questions. Which funder is slow to pay, which auditor understands small nonprofits, how somebody handled a policy you are drafting. This is what a peer network is genuinely good for.
Read next
- Training StudioVideo lessons, learning paths, and progress tracking, alongside the written manual you are reading now.
- Getting helpWhere to look, in what order, and how to reach a person when the answer is not written down.
- Your team and what each role can seeInviting people, the eleven roles, which ones use a seat, and how to give a consultant or auditor narrow access without handing over the organization.
Something here wrong, missing, or out of date? Email support@fundwisr.ai and tell us which chapter. Documentation defects are treated as defects.