Technology can be scary for most nonprofits. The idea of changing tried-and-true processes to achieve possible efficiencies can feel like a daunting task. Compounding that with an organization’s willingness to make a monetary and resource investment can be an insurmountable mountain for most organizations.

However, nonprofits risk falling behind in the current digital landscape if they don’t properly make investments in their technology. New and emerging technologies can help nonprofits increase efficiencies through automation tools and, ultimately, reduce costs in various ways. Read more to learn examples of such efficiencies and financial benefits.