Submittable is where teams come together to make better decisions and maximize their social impact. Collect applications, manage team review, award funds, and report on results—all in one platform.
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Submittable powers you with tools to launch, measure, and grow your social impact programs, locally and globally. From grants and scholarships to awards and CSR programs, we partner with you so you can start making a difference, fast. The start-to-finish platform makes your workflow smarter and more efficient, leading to better decisions and bigger impact. Easily report on success, and learn for the future—Submittable is flexible and powerful enough to grow alongside your programs.
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Congrats to Zuper! We were thrilled to be a finalist for the GeekWire Next Tech Titan Award and we had so much fun at the event. Thanks to everyone who threw a vote our way!
#GeekWireAwards We're zuper excited to announce that the award for Next Tech Titan, sponsored by Baird, goes to Zuper! Congratulations on winning this prestigious category at the 2024 GeekWire Awards, well deserved!
What if the key to impactful CSR isn't just what you do, but how uniquely you do it? Our latest blog explores the concept of building CSR programs around your company’s superpower—those unique strengths that set you apart from the crowd. Read the full blog here: https://hubs.la/Q02wCsy20 #CSR #SocialImpact #Sustainability #Tech
AI ethics is not just a buzzword—it's a crucial framework for action. Last week, Anne Nies, our Director of Science, and Sam Caplan, our Vice President of Social Impact sat down with the Next in Nonprofit podcast to discuss how Submittable is pioneering AI Responsibility Principles to ensure technology serves the greater good. These principles are not only guiding lights but also practical tools for nonprofits aiming to integrate AI responsibly into their operations. Listen to the full episode: https://hubs.la/Q02wfvRM0 #AI #Nonprofits #TechForGood #SocialImpact
Have you listened to our latest episode of Impact Audio yet? This one features Joan Steinberg of Morgan Stanley, who explains why the company focuses their funding on children’s mental health and how they get that funding into the hands of innovators. Dive into the latest episode here: https://hubs.la/Q02w2_ms0 #MorganStanley #AI #Philanthropy #Tech
It's no secret that setting up volunteer programs is a stressful task. Recently, Submittable alongside our friends at Give To Get, organized our biggest get-together of the year and learned quite a few tips and tricks along the way. Check out our key takeaways for running a successful and transformative volunteer program. https://hubs.la/Q02vMjWz0 #Philanthropy #Tech #AI #Volunteering
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Artifical intelligence tools are being used - but how do we frame their responsible use? Some ideas from Anne Nies and Sam Caplan of Submittable. Check the show notes for links to their work. #nonprofits #AI https://lnkd.in/gTC9WJHr
Looking to ground your understanding of AI with practical advice from experts in social impact and data science? We've got you covered. On May 21 at 12:00 PM MST, join Anne Nies, Director of Science at Submittable Erik Lucht, Partner Innovation Architect at Microsoft, and Sam Caplan, VP of Social Impact at Submittable for a webinar on what they've learned about AI and its uses for foundations. Register here: https://hubs.la/Q02vpGMQ0 #Tech #AI #NonProfit #SocialImpact
Measuring the impact of corporate volunteering is not about grading your volunteer program. It’s about earnestly asking tough questions about how your efforts make change. Curious what metrics to track? We lay out a framework to help you get a clear picture of how volunteering benefits employees, the company, the organizations you partner with, and the community. https://hubs.la/Q02tt3jn0
Is your employee volunteering program inclusive and accessible for all? Rather than creating a one-size-fits-all experience, find ways to invite everyone in. Your program will be stronger for it. https://hubs.la/Q02tt7Ps0
When you can find the perfect match of employee interests and their skill sets and their lived experience, it's just really incredible.” - Jen Carter, global head of technology and volunteering at https://hubs.la/Q02tt9f80 Part of what makes Google's volunteer program so special is that they use skills-based volunteering to help employees connect their expertise to causes that are personally relevant. Listen back to our Impact Audio episode with Jen Carter to hear just how she and her team make it happen: https://hubs.la/Q02tt71Q0