This is typically what a CRM does.

I know and like CiviCRM (they specifically built Civi for non profit use - https://civicrm.org/) but there are others.

adam


On 06/22/2014 12:09 PM, S B wrote:
Wouldn’t Drupal be a good framework for something like this? Perhaps
with a few add-ons, it should work fine.

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*Sent:* Sunday, June 22, 2014 8:06 AM
*To:* Open Knowledge Foundation discussion list
*Subject:* [okfn-discuss] Open Source software for membership management?

This is off topic to a degree, but does relate to open source software.

A nonprofit I work with with is looking into moving from a manual
membership tracking and fulfillment system to a more scalable one.

They're seeking platforms for taking in and managing memberships,
including potential payments/donations/subscriptions, but secondarily,
one that hosts community features such as bulletin boards, member
profiles, etc.  A high level of polish (or at least themability) is desired.

I'm trying to assure them that open source is the way to go for purposes
of data portability, but I'm shaky on open source options that exist out
there.

Any favorites?

- Heath



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