Keep running the work in your own environment.
Each organization can manage its people, programs, communications, contributions, and reports without sharing access it should not share.
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See the progress behind every grant. Without chasing every report.
Give each nonprofit its own place to run programs and collect results. Then give authorized foundation leaders a clearer way to move between organizations, review progress, and support the work.
Interactive concept • All names and data shown are illustrative
Concept portfolio view
● ● ●North Star FoundationPortfolio
Nonprofits3
People served2,814
Reports current3/3
Harbor HouseHousing stability On track63 housed
GrowLab YouthMentoring On track76 matches
Community PantryFood access Review428 families
AccessMove between approved nonprofits
AlignUse shared reporting structures
ReviewSee progress with context
SupportKnow where help is needed
A better way to stay informed
Your nonprofits should not have to rebuild the same story every quarter.
When day-to-day program data and reporting live in the same system, a grant update can become a clearer view of ongoing work — not another spreadsheet assembled at the last minute.
Move between approved organizations.
Review each nonprofit in context without asking teams to maintain a separate version of the same information.
Spot progress, gaps, and overdue updates.
Use a consistent view to identify where work is on track and where a conversation would help.
Interactive portfolio concept
From the whole portfolio to one nonprofit — in one click.
Switch between the fictional organizations below. “All nonprofits” demonstrates a possible rollup; individual views show organization-level detail.
Portfolio summary
All nonprofits
A concept rollup across three fictional grantee organizations.
Organizations3
People served2,814
Programs12
Reports current3/3
ⓘ Illustrative data and fictional organizations for this concept.
Compare organizations
Current reporting snapshot
| Nonprofit | Focus | Key result | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harbor House | Housing | 63 | On track |
| GrowLab Youth | Mentoring | 76 | On track |
| Community Pantry | Food access | 428 | Review |
Important implementation note
Access across several nonprofit accounts and true aggregated reporting are different capabilities. This concept shows both so the experience can be evaluated, but a real page should promise cross-organization rollups only after the data model, permissions, and reporting configuration are confirmed.
Visibility with boundaries
The right view for the right person.
Better oversight should not mean giving everyone access to everything. A real setup should define organization boundaries, roles, and reporting access before launch.
Nonprofit teams
Work inside their own organization and see the records needed for their programs and responsibilities.
Organization-level accessFoundation program officers
Access only the nonprofit organizations and reporting areas they are authorized to review.
Portfolio-scoped accessFoundation leadership
Review approved summaries and trends without automatically opening every underlying person-level record.
Summary-level accessHow it could work
One reporting rhythm, fewer last-minute scrambles.
Agree on what progress means.
Choose shared measures where they genuinely fit, while preserving the unique outcomes each nonprofit tracks.
Capture data during the work.
Forms, custom fields, and program stages collect the information as staff serve people — not months later.
See current results in context.
Review an organization’s programs and submitted results, then follow up where the numbers point to a real question.
Straight answers
Questions foundations ask first.
Can a foundation access several nonprofit organizations?
The proposed experience is built around authorized access across multiple nonprofits. The exact organization structure, roles, and permissions should be confirmed during implementation.
Does every nonprofit see the other nonprofits’ data?
Not by default in this concept. Each nonprofit keeps its own working environment, and access across organizations is limited to authorized foundation users and approved reporting areas.
Can we compare results across all nonprofits?
This mockup includes a rollup to make the idea concrete. True comparison depends on compatible definitions, permissions, and an implemented cross-organization reporting model.
Can every nonprofit track different information?
Yes, the concept allows nonprofit-specific fields and outcomes alongside any shared measures that the foundation and nonprofit agree are genuinely comparable.
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Bring us the portfolio.
Show us how your nonprofits report today, who needs access, and which results are truly comparable across the portfolio.