This project aimed to help AMRF overcome grants discrimination by implementing automation and an easy-to-use user interface (UI) to achieve a first-come, first-served approach to grant allocation.
Industry: Non-Profit
AMRF faces issues of grant discrimination, miscommunication, and mismanagement, impeding their mission to provide equitable and efficient support. Swift resolution of these problems is essential for the foundation’s success in serving its community.
Discrimination in the grant allocation process hindered equitable access for deserving recipients.
The community within AMRF experienced miscommunication and mismanagement, leading to inefficiencies in delivering services and support. Additionally, they needed to accelerate the distribution of donations, which was taking up to six months.
Another issue within AMRF is the lack of transparency and accountability in their operations and financial management. The stakeholders, including donors and the community they serve, do not have clear visibility into how funds are being utilized.
In pursuit of its goals, the project encountered several formidable challenges. These included combating grants discrimination, streamlining the application process, enhancing communication and management, and expediting donation distribution.
In response to these challenges, the project harnessed the power of Salesforce solutions. Salesforce Experience Cloud streamlined the grants application process, while Salesforce Non-profit automated grant management, fostering equity and improved communication.
The implementation of automation and the "first come, first served" approach effectively eliminated grants discrimination, ensuring that grants are allocated fairly.
The project significantly accelerated the distribution of donations to NGOs, reducing the process from six months to just two weeks.
The project's initiatives promoted greater transparency in grants allocation and overall operations, enhancing trust and accountability among stakeholders.