Neon One Partners with Hudson Ferris to Expand Fundraising Support for Nonprofits

Integration connects Neon One customers with on-demand fundraising counsel from experienced professionals

Neon One, the Nonprofit Relationship Management Platform, today announced a partnership with Hudson Ferris, offering Neon One customers access to Margaret, on-demand fundraising counsel delivered by experienced fundraising experts.

For lean nonprofit teams, having the right information does not mean every fundraising decision is obvious. Teams may need another perspective on which donors to prioritize, whether to pursue a grant opportunity, how to approach an upcoming campaign, or how to engage their board. Hiring additional development staff or engaging a traditional consultant may not always be possible.

“Small and midsize nonprofits are constantly balancing ambitious goals with limited time and resources,” said Keith Reed, CEO of Neon One. “Neon One gives teams the technology and insight to understand their supporters, strengthen relationships, and grow their impact. This offering extends the resources available to those organizations, so when they need additional fundraising capacity or a particular area of expertise, they have somewhere to turn.”

Neon One brings supporter relationships, fundraising, communications, events, memberships, payments, and insights together in one platform, helping organizations better understand their communities and build the personal connections that drive growth. Margaret complements the platform by offering customers the option to work directly with experienced fundraising professionals for additional counsel.

Through Margaret, nonprofit teams can get support with prospect strategy, grants, donor communications, appeals, board development, stewardship, and other fundraising needs.

“Neon One gives nonprofits a powerful foundation for understanding their communities and building the relationships that sustain their missions,” said Edward Leibman, Founding Partner of Hudson Ferris. “Margaret complements that foundation by giving lean teams real fundraising experts on demand. When they need another perspective or an extra set of experienced hands, they can get that support without having to add another person to the payroll.”

For organizations already using both Neon One and Margaret, bringing the two offerings together creates an opportunity to pair technology and supporter insights with additional fundraising expertise.

“We have been Margaret users for quite some time, and it’s really been a game changer for us,” said Nanha Prabhakar, Executive Director of The Opportunity Hub. “We are also Neon One users, and as a mid-size nonprofit with a really small development shop, being able to access on-demand consulting from experts at Hudson Ferris has helped us expand our donor pipelines, think bigger, and be more expansive in the way that we approach fundraising, development, and business development.”

To learn more, visit the Neon One and Margaret integration page.

About Neon One

Neon One provides one trusted platform for fundraising, supporter management, communications, and payments, giving nonprofits one place to manage data and build personal connections. Award-winning live support and revenue-based pricing offer small and midsize nonprofits powerful technology and a built-in support system at a price they can afford. Since 2019, nonprofits have raised $26 billion through Neon One. Learn more at neonone.com.

About Hudson Ferris

Hudson Ferris is a New York City-based fundraising and strategy firm dedicated to helping nonprofits secure the resources they need to drive meaningful change. Since 2011, Hudson Ferris has collaborated with over 250 nonprofits to transform fundraising approaches, ensure efficiency, and foster meaningful connections between organizations and donors to amplify their impact.

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"This offering extends the resources available to those organizations, so when they need additional fundraising capacity or a particular area of expertise, they have somewhere to turn." – Keith Reed, CEO, Neon One