Virtuous Expands How They Help Nonprofits Grow By Acquiring VOMO, the Innovative Volunteer Management Platform
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The addition of VOMO underscores the company’s deep commitment to help nonprofit and social good organizations better connect with and inspire their givers. Helping nonprofits mobilize volunteers, partnered with fundraising, fuels how we build better and grow together,” said Gabe Cooper, CEO and Founder of Virtuous. “Bottom line: today’s giver — whether a donor or volunteer or both — expects a personalized connection with the organization working on the causes they care about and a responsive experience” “VOMO and Virtuous both understand that being generous goes way behind the checkbook. Generosity shows up as a family serving at the local food bank, an engineering team stepping up to train the next generation of makers, youth activists rallying together to stand up against injustice, school teachers building a mentor network to ensure no child feels alone, and so much more,” shared Rob Peabody, the CEO and co-founder of VOMO. “I couldn’t be more excited because now we’re going to be able to combine the two technologies and mobilize so many more people to go do holistic good in their local communities.” “Volunteers and donors want to be engaged in a personal way, and they want nonprofits to suggest the right steps at the right time.
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