Kindful is a streamlined, user-friendly CRM for nonprofit fundraising. It is easy to use with good functionality that isn’t overwhelming. 

Need to pull a data file for your targeted communications program? Through a paid subscription service, Catalist provides access to a wealth of data so that you can be sure your message is reaching the best possible audience. 

You likely use Twitter, but have you really dug into the back-end of its analytics dashboard? It is a great place to get true insight into who is connecting with you and what tweets are driving interaction.

A Google Alert here. A screenshot of a tweet there. Streamline how you track your opponent with Squakr, a content and social media tracking tool that keeps you informed about what your opponent is doing and saying.

Another favorite of The Campaign Workshop, SmartVAN is a core source for voter data. You can research voter universes, pull lists, and assemble walk packets for volunteers, among many other things.

Got a progressive cause and want to build your list? ShareProgress allows you to grow your base of supporters through data-driven technology and testing.

Salsa is a cloud-based fundraising software for nonprofits and campaigns. There’s also a marketing tool, which will help you to target your supporters the right way.

This tool is the long-standing fundraising back-end for most Democratic campaigns, which allows you to do everything from raising money to organizing better.

NationBuilder is an all-in-one platform for political campaigns — it helps with building websites, fundraising, email blasting, and more.

This campaign tool allows you to map connections between Twitter users and visualize what they’re saying so you can keep track of your brand and make sure you’re monitoring your social media traffic.

LexisNexis is a research tool that can help you find contact information for potential donors as well as monitor news coverage and bills.

Klaviyo can help your campaign harness the power of email marketing, fundraising, and automation.