Stop duct-taping six different tools together. Kindly brings your volunteers, donors, members, events, and team into one system - with one login, one source of truth, and one predictable bill.
A fundraising platform here. A volunteer sign-up tool there. A spreadsheet for members, a separate app for events, an email service on top, and a project board to keep it all moving. Each one has its own login, its own data, and its own monthly bill - and none of them talk to each other.
So your volunteer who became a donor lives in two systems that never connect. Your event attendees never make it into your member list. And every report means exporting from four places and stitching it together by hand. The tools that were supposed to save time end up costing it.
Kindly takes a different approach: one platform where volunteers, donors, members, events, and your team all live together - so a contact is a contact no matter how they got involved, and the full picture is finally in one place. See how connected data helps you retain the volunteers you work hard to recruit.
The point-tools you're paying for separately - replaced by one connected system built for lean nonprofit teams.
Schedule shifts, let volunteers sign themselves up, send automatic reminders, and track hours for grants and in-kind match - no spreadsheet required.
Track giving history, segment supporters, accept one-time and recurring donations, and build relationships that last - all tied to the same contact record.
Manage membership tiers, automate renewals and dues reminders, and keep members engaged between renewals without a separate association tool.
Create events, sell tickets, manage RSVPs, and check guests in at the door - with attendees flowing straight into your contact database.
Plan programs, assign tasks, and keep staff and board aligned with shared calendars and project boards - so coordination stops living in email.
Send email and SMS campaigns to any segment - donors, volunteers, members, or attendees - from the same place the rest of your data lives.
See every person's full history in one record - the volunteer who gave at your gala and renewed their membership is one contact, not three disconnected entries.
No more chasing passwords across five services. Your staff and volunteers sign in once, with role-based access that keeps sensitive donor data protected.
Pull donation totals, volunteer hours, event attendance, and membership numbers from one dashboard - instead of exporting from four tools and reconciling in a spreadsheet.
Replace a stack of separate subscriptions with a single plan that scales with your contacts and team - so budgeting is one line item, not five renewal dates.
Add it up honestly: a donor CRM, a volunteer scheduling tool, a membership platform, an event ticketing service, and an email tool each carry their own monthly fee. Individually they look affordable. Stacked together - plus the hours your team spends moving data between them - they rarely are.
Kindly isn't about being the cheapest tool on any single line. It's about replacing five line items with one. Plans start at $129/month and scale by the number of contacts and seats you need, so a growing roster doesn't mean another vendor to onboard. The value is consolidation: one platform, one bill, one source of truth. Use the fee calculator to model what your current stack actually costs - or explore how Kindly uses AI to do more of the repetitive work for you.
The biggest reason teams stay stuck with a tangle of tools is the fear of moving. We built migration to be the easy part.
Import your donors, volunteers, members, and history from spreadsheets or your existing systems - and our team can help you map and move your records so nothing gets jumbled or lost along the way. You don't have to rebuild from scratch, and you don't have to do it alone.
Small teams use Kindly to stop toggling between tools and spend more time on their mission instead of their software.
Paying for a CRM here, a volunteer tool there, events somewhere else?
Start your free trial and see how much simpler running your nonprofit gets when everything finally lives in one place.
