Sector Insights
Gain clarity with data on your nonprofit sector
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Take your efforts to the next level with Sector Insights. Schedule a demo today and discover how to give your team the tools they need to make data-driven decisions that increase impact.
For foundations, having the right data in one place to understand your nonprofit market is crucial for making impactful decisions. Sector Insights is an interactive tool that equips your team with information about the size, scope, needs, demographics, and financial health of all nonprofits in your region, helping you drive lasting, measurable change.
Sector Insights’ Key Features
Maximize Grant Impact and
Drive Equitable Systems Change
With Sector Insights, your foundation can revolutionize your grantmaking by leveraging comprehensive data to ensure every dollar is making a meaningful difference. By uncovering untapped opportunities and identifying inequities, risks, and inefficiencies, you’ll equip your team with the tools to think at a systems level, achieve more equitable outcomes, and fuel long-term, systemic change.
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Case Study: Greater Cleveland Funders Collaborative
The Greater Cleveland Funders Collaborative, a partnership of 50+ nonprofits, foundations, and government agencies, sought to better understand and address racial disparities in the allocation of its resources. As a result of utilizing Sector Insights, the Collaborative was able to:
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Create and meet benchmarks for more equitable resource allocation after learning that even though 40% of nonprofits in the region were BIPOC-led, 90% of funding was allocated to White-led organizations.
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Implement regional initiatives supporting fair compensation practices in the sector after uncovering that Black-led nonprofits paid their staff 14% more than average, despite having 58% less annual revenue.
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Collaborate to align programming, attract national funding, and improve long-term sustainability for youth development and human services nonprofits in the region.
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Secure over $7M in state funding for capital improvements in the human services sector.
