Boosting Nonprofit Websites: How Drupal Enhances Engagement and Fundraising

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A new blog post from ImageX explores strategies to optimize nonprofit websites, emphasizing Drupal’s flexibility and powerful features. Nonprofits rely on their digital presence to engage supporters and drive donations, and ImageX provides key insights to maximize impact.

The post highlights Drupal’s robust tools, including easy content editing, seamless CRM integrations, and a mobile-friendly design. It also introduces advanced online form features, such as interactive calculators and third-party data connections, which enhance donor engagement.

Additionally, the article outlines three ways to improve fundraising: simplifying donor pathways, leveraging storytelling, and integrating payment solutions like PayPal and Stripe. Other insights cover content strategy, event calendars, and inspiring nonprofit website designs.

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