Every funder will ask what changed.
Alleviate puts your programs, outcomes, funding and compliance in one system, so the answer comes out of your own data in minutes instead of a weekend.
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What changed
Generated from program records, attendance and intake surveys
“Of 214 participants enrolled, 168 completed the program and 131 were placed in work within 90 days, against a baseline of 71 the year before.”
The answer exists. It lives in five places.
Most executive directors we speak with build the year end report by hand: a donor database, three spreadsheets, a survey tool and an inbox, stitched together late at night. The result reads as a list of activities. Funders can tell the difference.
Donor database
Who gave, and how much. Nothing about what the money did.
Program spreadsheets
One per program, each with its own columns and its own owner.
Survey forms
Intake and exit answers that never meet the attendance records.
Finance
Grant spending in the books, outcomes somewhere else.
The inbox
Deadlines, renewals and the board's questions, in threads.
Fundraising tools tell you who gave. Alleviate tells you what changed.
Programs · Outcomes · Funding · Compliance · ReportingThe questions arrive on dates you can name.
Alleviate keeps the compliance and reporting calendar next to the data that answers it, so each date stops being a scramble.
Form 990, June year end
Part III asks for program accomplishments in writing.
Year end funder reports
Outcomes against the targets in last year's proposal.
Donor acknowledgments
Written receipts for gifts of $250 or more.
Form 990, December year end
The return most US nonprofits file.
Due dates follow the IRS rule: the 15th day of the fifth month after the fiscal year ends, moved to the next business day when it falls on a weekend or holiday.
Built for the people who run the programs.
US nonprofits with $500K to $5M a year in human services, youth development, housing, workforce, mental health, food security and community development.
Usually an executive director, a program director and a bookkeeper. Funders who ask for outcomes, a board that meets quarterly, and a year that ends in a stack of reports. Alleviate was built for that team, not for an evaluation department.
- Programs with participants, sessions and outcomes in one record
- Funding and grant deadlines beside the results they ask for
- Reports a board member can read without a walkthrough
Four weeks to your first report out of one system.
Included with an annual plan for the first 25 US organizations this year. Four working sessions with our team, using the files you already have.
Your organization, loaded
Programs, funders and your latest Form 990 brought in, so the first session starts from your own numbers.
Outcomes that funders read
The two or three indicators each program is judged on, connected to the records that prove them.
The calendar, in one place
Grant reports, renewals, the Form 990 and board dates, each with an owner.
The first funder report
Generated from your data, reviewed together, ready for the board and the funder.
Your first funder report within 30 days, or the first quarter refunded.
We put it in writing because the Sprint is built to produce it. If it does not, you do not pay for the quarter.
Applies to the first 25 US organizations on a Growth or Pro annual plan who complete the four sessions.
Two plans. The Sprint included with either.
Annual plans save 20 percent. For the first 25 US organizations, an annual plan includes the four week Funder Ready Sprint.
Growth
- Up to 5 programs, with participants, sessions and outcomes
- What Changed reports for funders and the board
- Compliance calendar and compliance reports
- Funding alerts with matching, 25 a month, and 5 AI drafted proposals
- Volunteer management, website publishing, 50 document slots
- Up to 5 team members
Pro
- Everything in Growth, with no limits on programs, alerts, proposals or documents
- Finance and HR: budgets against actuals, expenses, invoices, staff and leave
- Full compliance engine with audit trail
- Funder portal and impact reports
- Readiness action plan, events, webhooks
- Priority support
Newly founded, or under $100K a year? Alleviate has a free Starter plan. See all plans
Your organization first. No call in the way.
Every US public charity already has a page on the Alleviate Index, built from IRS records. The work starts from yours, not from a demo.
Find your organization
Search by name or EIN. The page shows the IRS record and the dates it sets: the Form 990, state registration, donor acknowledgments.
Claim it, free
A six digit code by email, then a password. Every date lands on one calendar with reminders. No card.
The Sprint, on an annual plan
Growth or Pro billed annually includes the Funder Ready Sprint for the first 25 US organizations: your first funder report within 30 days, or the first quarter refunded.
Built by someone who spent 15 years on the systems behind the work.
I spent 15 years building information systems for UNICEF, UNDP and the World Bank. Alleviate is what I wish every nonprofit I worked with had on day one.
Robert Okine, Founder and CEO, Alleviate Technologies, Inc., Washington, DC
The emails you get from Alleviate carry his name because he writes them.
Questions? Reply to any of my emails.
Answer what changed from your own data this year.
Two minutes to find and claim your organization, or ten on the free assessment. Either way you will know where you stand.