And O,Yes. It Works. And That’s A Big Thing.

Foundation Center’s Reporting Commitment went live with the first Open hGrant feed from the Walter and Elise Haas Fund this week. Check out the map, the low-down from W&EHF, and some comments I made over at Glasspockets.

Thanks very much to the Foundation Center for featuring the Open hGrant for WordPress plug-in on its eReporting pages here.

Our partners at Mission Minded rolled their eyes for the umpteenth time at our tagline “the little plug-in for philanthropy’s big data.” It’s not actually a little thing to call out a problem, sit down with smart people, build a tool and hand it out. For free.

We’re experimenting with adjectives over here: Tasty. Cool. Refreshing. Simple. Actually Monumental. Izbashy (this last one because I’m trying to find a word that produces no results in an Internet search browser. Since we’re located in the land of that’s-so-a-made-up-word-named startups, it’s hard not to play along).

Thoughts?

Want Demo? We Can Has Demo.

We’re hanging out with the Foundation Center, Grants Managers Network and the Forum of Regional Associations today to show the Open hGrant Plug In in their Beyond the Transaction series, a slew of great webinars that show how to extract useful information from your grants management software, share it with your peers, and strengthen your organization’s impact as a result.

philanthrogeeking on Open hGrant

Philanthrogeek Nathaniel James google hung out to talk about Open hGrant. We geeked out a little on the plugin and geeked out a lot on the value of sharing data in the field of philanthropy. Check it out.

open hGrant

the little plug-in for philanthropy's big data

Author: Suki

And O,Yes. It Works. And That’s A Big Thing.

Want Demo? We Can Has Demo.

philanthrogeeking on Open hGrant