Non-profits win on retention and story — not on peak-year windfalls. OS1776 ships the exact stack proven to compound: welcome series, LYBUNT/SYBUNT recovery, monthly-giving elevator, mid-donor concierge, grants pipeline, and 990-lane bookkeeping — with a 501(c)(3) endorsement policy that blocks partisan candidate-support content from AI drafts, the composer, and site publish.
501(c)(3) · community foundation · advocacy 501(c)(4) · $15k–$2.5M budget
10-second loop · seeded from The Statesman snapshot
Your CRM was built for campaigns, so every year-end appeal is a 3-week export/import cycle.
Native 501(c)(3) fields: EIN, FMV-per-gift, quid pro quo receipts >$75, written ack >$250 — all auto-generated.
You don't know which donors gave last year but not this year until Q4 — and by then it's too late.
LYBUNT/SYBUNT dashboards flag at-risk donors at 60 days lapsed. Pipeline-managed recovery motion + auto-drafted 'we miss you' outreach.
Every board coffee, every mid-donor visit is tracked in your ED's head — nothing is systematized.
Mid-donor concierge pipeline + board-prospect flow with privacy defaults. Every $500+ donor moved through a coffee-to-committee-to-board track.
You need a 501(c)(3) endorsement policy that's actually enforced in tooling.
The endorsement policy blocks partisan candidate-support content across AI drafts, the composer, and site publish. Charitable-solicitation registration tracker for 40 states — last verified 2026-02-06.
The stat pack above and the module list below are the actual seed a fresh non-profit / 501(c)(3) tenant ships with. Numbers are drawn from public race-medians research, not customer testimony — we don't publish fabricated quotes to sell software.
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