Relationship mapping for the non-profit sector

Finbar Cullen | 18 December 2012 | Blogs

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• Prospect research

I see that those busy bees at Factary have brought out another interesting looking product. Atom provides “relationship mapping designed for the non-profit sector”. It maps peoples’ philanthropic, social and educational connections, (past as well as current), “giving you the full picture of your prospects’ connections”. The beauty of Atom is the visual representation of the data. There are further details on Factary’s website.

Whilst the product can be used to show relationships and the strength of those relationships using your own database, the main idea is for Factary to undertake research, add it to Atom and show you the results.

Finbar Cullen, ResearchPlus

• Foundations of Wealth 2012: A Report on the UK’s Newest Philanthropists (19 December 2012)
  
• Factary reports on 30 of UK’s newest philanthropists (9 January 2014)
  
• Online opportunities highlighted in DONORS magazine (22 October 1993)
  

About Finbar Cullen
Finbar Cullen established ResearchPlus in 2005 to provide fundraising research services for the not-for-profit sector. He researches people, companies and grant-making trusts and foundations, mostly in the UK, but also other parts of the world. Finbar has published directories of “unpublished” grant-making trusts (registered with the Charity Commission and with the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator), and each month he contributes to The Trust List, highlighting newly registered grant-making trusts worthy of particularly close attention.