Salesforce Event System developed at the University of St. Thomas

Open Source Community Sprint project focused on building a tool to generate test data.

Open Source Community Sprint project focused on building a schema for memberships, renewals, payments, multiple members, families, benefits, etc, that actually works. Eventually automation.

Formerly known as NPSP Videography, this SFDO Commons Project meets at every Sprint and monthly to create short helpful Salesforce for Nonprofit product How-To videos to help Nonprofit users and admins.

Open Source Community Sprint project focused on standardizing Salesforce System Administrator and Business Analyst job descriptions

Open Source Community Sprint project focused on increasing the diversity, equality and inclusion at the Sprints and creating a framework for the nonprofit Salesforce ecosystem.

Open Source Community Sprint project focused on building functionality to search for course and credit transfer equivalency between institutions.

Salesforce package for Grassroots Mobile Survey App

To create a living document, like a "clean up guide", for the community to use.

A Community Sprint project group to draft a recipe doc to connect Program Management Module (PMM) and Volunteers for Salesforce (V4S) open source products!

This project will figure out how to extend PMM to facilitate easier geographic reporting to meet the needs of funders, donors, and nonprofit staff.

This Community Sprint project is to explore how we might incorporate impact measurement elements into the Program Management Module and Outbound Funds Module to enable standardized program outcomes and impact data in both.

We have developed an Excel spreadsheet with an embedded VisualBasic program that makes it easier to get contact data into import-ready format for the NPSP Data Import tool.

The Outbound Funds app is a community developed and maintained Open Source Commons project. It is a customizable foundation for managing funds awarded by your organization, like grants, scholarships or internal funding.