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Orgmatch is a provider of governance management solutions designed to enhance organizational transparency and accountability for community investment teams. By integrating data analysis and stakeholder management tools, Orgmatch's platform offers detailed insights and customizable reports that facilitate decision-making and operational efficiency. The company focuses on helping clients, including prominent brands, transform their philanthropic contributions to nonprofits into impactful outcomes while mitigating governance risks and increasing stakeholder engagement. Through its state-of-the-art technology and commitment to customer service, Orgmatch supports organizations in streamlining compliance processes and improving overall effectiveness in their community investment efforts.

PayBee is a fundraising management platform designed to enhance the efficiency of fundraising for nonprofit organizations. It offers a user-friendly and multi-channel solution that allows nonprofits to manage donations seamlessly from various payment methods, including online and offline sources. The platform enables single-click donations across all online touchpoints and integrates cash, check, and campaign flyer contributions into a unified dashboard. By providing insights into ticket sales, donations, and raffle purchases, PayBee empowers nonprofits to increase both the volume and frequency of their digital donations, ultimately supporting their growth and success in fundraising efforts.

The History Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to documenting and preserving the history of New England's LGBTQ communities, with a particular focus on the Boston area. Established in 1980 by a group of activists, historians, archivists, and writers, the organization began with a grant to record the gay and lesbian history of Boston in celebration of the city's 350th anniversary. The History Project operates as an all-volunteer group, comprising individuals committed to archiving and sharing vital historical information with LGBTQ individuals, organizations, allies, and the general public. It maintains a large independent LGBTQ archive and produces publications that highlight significant aspects of Boston's LGBTQ history. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors with expertise in archives, history, communication, development, art, and activism, ensuring a diverse and informed approach to its mission.