Franklin Joyce of ElectricBaby Consulting is known for his innovative and creative Salesforce work and has worked with over ten HomeKeeper users including Habitat for Humanity Austin and Greater San Francisco. As Franklin has worked with Habitat affiliates, he’s found that most still rely on complicated, manually tallied paper receipts to track sweat equity for
If you are going to the 2016 Habitat Lone Star Summit in San Marcos, Texas August 7-9, we’ll see you there! Whether you are a HomeKeeper member or interested in becoming one, we’d love to connect with you. Here are a few options for finding us: Exhibit Hall – stop by our booth (#17) and learn how we
We spoke to Alice Melton, a Financial Empowerment Coach from Habitat Twin Cities about her HomeKeeper experience. Alice has led the process to get her team up and running with HomeKeeper. We talked to Habitat Twin Cities when they were a month or two out from their data migration. One of the most important factors in their HomeKeeper
Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco was recently highlighted in a blog by Markets for Good, a website highlighting best practices in the social service sector. In the article, Lauren Shaughnessy, talks about how their organization was able to combine external market data, internal impact metrics collected through HomeKeeper and qualitative data to better
Family Services and Family Selection staff at Habitat affiliates manage an overwhelming amount of information on partner families. Meanwhile, real estate staff have to track warranty requests, project pipelines, and development subsidies. Is your staff buried under paper files and tracking redundant data in multiple spreadsheets? If so, you’re probably wasting precious time managing information
If you are going to the 2015 Habitat for Humanity Affiliate Conference in Atlanta, Georgia March 23-26, we’ll see you there! Whether you are a HomeKeeper member or interested in becoming one, we’d love to connect with you. Here are 4 options for finding us: Exhibit Hall – stop by our booth (#113) and learn
Recently we had the opportunity to interview Ali Sheibani, Habitat for Humanity’s family selection manager for Seattle-King County. Seattle-King County’s Habitat for Humanity is dedicated to eliminating substandard housing locally and worldwide through constructing, renovating and preserving homes; by advocating for fair and just housing policies; and by providing training and access to resources to