VanillaSoft, a leading donor engagement technology company, announced that they have partnered with PrometheusDI to offer customers a complete higher education fundraising solution.
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VanillaSoft provides the leading donor engagement platform for higher education fundraising teams worldwide. VanillaSoft’s customizable donor engagement platform allows institutions to craft fundraising software around their individual campaigns – ensuring the best possible experience for both donors and fundraisers.
PrometheusDI provides end-to-end fundraising services for annual giving programs, including management expertise, top-tier online caller training, proven campaign design templates, and deep data analysis for better campaign decisions.
With this partnership, educational institutions will have the ability to complement the dynamic and multi-channel outreach capabilities of VanillaSoft with unequalled program design from PrometheusDI.
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“The combination of PrometheusDI with VanillaSoft brings two best-of-breed organizations together to build donor bases,” said Gregg Carlson, CEO of Prometheus DI. “PrometheusDI’s application of the principles of multi-channel fundraising are powered by VanillaSoft’s customizable donor engagement platform, resulting in more donors, at higher average gifts, at a better ROI – all resulting in more major gift prospects.”
“Educational institutions have been using VanillaSoft as their go-to fundraising campaign platform for years. We work hard to provide the capabilities and workflow these institutions need to run the most successful campaigns,” said David Hood, CEO of VanillaSoft. “This partnership with PrometheusDI will allow these institutions to further strengthen their campaigns by giving them the ability to implement the most effective training, processes, scripts, and analysis developed by the experts at PrometheusDI.”
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