Our Clients

Case StudyAWF + Sanky +

The African Wildlife Foundation uses Springboard to power its digital fundraising, sustainer program, domestic and international advocacy, peer-to-peer fundraising, and marketing.

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137% increase
in sustainer giving
in 2 years

We're fortunate to have some of the world's best causes on our client roster.

Jackson River is proud to serve some of the most influential, innovative nonprofits in the world. We help our clients raise money for global humanitarian crises, promote equal rights and access, and catalyze environmental action to save animals and the planet. 100% of our work is from referrals from happy clients and partners.

  • NPR
  • UNICEF
  • ACLU
  • ASPCA
  • IRC
  • IFAW
  • AWF
  • DPA
  • WCS
  • DGA
  • Facing History
  • PSI
  • PHR
  • AJC
  • NCPSSM
  • AJWS
  • Asia Society
  • Brennan Center
  • FWW
  • LA LGBT
  • Media Matters
  • MPR
  • Open Doors
  • PAI
  • Prison Fellowship
  • WCN

Blog

Alice Hendricks

Founder & Advisor

Giving Tuesday 2019, Where We Gave

December 4, 2019

Giving Tuesday is one of my favorite days, not because our clients are so successful (they rocked it this year, we’re seeing double digit year-over-year growth) but because I get to make the Jackson River annual company match, where our staff are encouraged to donate to a cause near and dear to them (not necessarily one of our clients) and I’ll match it. Here is a sampling of where we gave this year, and of course it’s never to late to contribute if you too are moved by one of these groups.
— Alice Hendricks, CEO

Olga Moshinsky Woltman (guest author)

Digital Fundraising Executive & Revenue Growth Catalyst

8 Relationship Tips for Mission & Fundraising to Live in Harmony

November 27, 2019
Mission fuels fundraising, fundraising enables mission. Neither can exist without the other. The differences of opinions between program delivery and development teams tend to not be overtly aggressive (i.e. I personally have not witnessed things come to blows, but if you have, PM me). Still, the two groups often have very different points of view. So why do these two departments in organizations, working for the same cause, still find themselves so often at odds with one another? And what does it take to create a culture of collaboration?

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