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San Francisco nonprofit criminal justice AI platform (founded 2018); 16 state corrections partners, 156K people helped home, $1.3B+ savings, North Dakota 25% prison population reduction, Iowa partnership Sep 2024.
Recidiviz is a San Francisco, California-based nonprofit technology organization — funded by Arnold Ventures, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Mozilla Foundation, and Stand Together Trust — partnering with state departments of corrections to provide real-time data platforms, AI-powered case management tools, and decision-support systems that help identify incarcerated people eligible for early release, improve probation and parole supervision outcomes, and reduce recidivism at a systemic scale across the US prison population. Founded in 2018 by Executive Director Clementine Jacoby, Andrew Warren, and Joshua Essex — three former Google product managers who began the organization as a volunteer project while still at Google — Recidiviz started with seed funding of $150,000 from Y Combinator in 2019 and has grown to partner with 16 state departments of corrections as of 2024, including Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Missouri, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and others. The organization's measured impact includes helping 156,000 people return home across all partner states, contributing to more than $1.3 billion in taxpayer savings, with projections showing over $3.8 billion in costs avoided and 245,000 life years given back to people in the justice system. In September 2024, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds announced a partnership with Recidiviz, joining 15 other state corrections departments leveraging Recidiviz's platform.
Nonprofit CRM & Program Management (Salesforce)
Nonprofit-specific CRM and program management built on Salesforce. San Francisco CA. Salesforce.org unit. 50,000+ nonprofits. Donated/discounted licenses through Power of Us program.
Salesforce Nonprofit, operated through Salesforce.org, brings the full Salesforce CRM platform to nonprofit organizations through the Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP) — an open-source data model and set of features layered on top of Salesforce that structures the platform for constituent relationship management, fundraising, and program tracking. Through the Power of Us program, Salesforce.org provides 10 donated Salesforce licenses and deep discounts to qualifying nonprofits, making Salesforce accessible to organizations that could not otherwise afford enterprise CRM licensing. Over 50,000 nonprofits worldwide use Salesforce through this program.\n\nThe Nonprofit Success Pack provides a nonprofit-optimized data model with objects for households, affiliations, recurring donations, soft credits, and payment processing. Organizations can extend the NPSP with Salesforce's full suite — Flow automation, Einstein AI, Marketing Cloud, Experience Cloud member portals, and thousands of AppExchange partners including dedicated nonprofit apps for grant management, program evaluation, and volunteer management.\n\nSalesforce Nonprofit competes at the upper end of the nonprofit CRM market where its enterprise-grade capabilities justify implementation complexity. Large nonprofits and foundations often choose Salesforce for its flexibility, scalability, and ecosystem depth. While implementation and administration require more technical resources than purpose-built nonprofit CRMs like Bloomerang, the platform's breadth supports complex program delivery organizations, advocacy networks, and community foundations that require custom data models beyond what packaged AMS or nonprofit CRM vendors support.
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