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GreatNonprofits operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 68-0224596) that solves a specific problem: donors and volunteers don't have reliable, crowdsourced information about nonprofits before they commit time or money. The platform functions like Yelp but exclusively for charitable organ...
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GreatNonprofits operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 68-0224596) that solves a specific problem: donors and volunteers don't have reliable, crowdsourced information about nonprofits before they commit time or money.
The platform functions like Yelp but exclusively for charitable organizations. Donors, volunteers, and people served by nonprofits submit reviews and stories. This creates a database of verified feedback that helps others make giving decisions.
Key numbers: - Over 3 million visitors annually - More than 200,000 reviews in the system - Over 1.3 million nonprofit profiles already in the database - 80% of donors say reviews influence their giving decisions - 90% of donors say reviews help them understand a nonprofit's actual work
Once a nonprofit claims its profile, it can:
After the Better Business Bureau, the GreatNonprofits badge is the most trusted rating seal for donors.
Bill Gates and Microsoft have publicly stated funders and volunteers use GreatNonprofits daily to research nonprofits. The platform has received media coverage in Wall Street Journal, Economist, USA Today, Newsweek, and Chronicle of Philanthropy.
From the research data: - 85% of donors consider reviews helpful when deciding to donate - 90% of donors say reviews help them understand a nonprofit's mission - 75% of users say reviews have helped them decide where to volunteer
GreatNonprofits publishes annual "Top-Rated" lists by city and cause category. Recent press includes coverage in CardRates.com, DatingAdvice.com, and Posiba. The organization partners with major platforms like Foundant and Truist.
North Hills Community Center printed flyers in food pantry bags for a month—that generated three client reviews with staff offering technical help. Communities in Schools had teachers supervise students writing reviews during school hours. Human Services Center sent the invitation to 270 nonprofit partners, promoted at annual meetings, and used it as an email signature tagline for five weeks. The system works when nonprofits actively invite feedback at the moment of contact.
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