Structured the data
A consistent source of truth for named funds, donors, requirements, and activity.
Case study · Community Impact Fund of the Virgin Islands
CIFVI did not need another recommendation. It needed a donor-management system its own team could run reliably, repeatedly, and without the spreadsheet chase.
See the system
This 30-second product demo uses fictional sample data to show how the system brings fund status, stewardship activity, reporting, and next actions into one operating view.
The starting point
Named funds, donor expectations, reporting requirements, and internal follow-up were all competing for limited staff capacity. The information existed, but not in one dependable operating view.
What LUR built
A consistent source of truth for named funds, donors, requirements, and activity.
Reporting and follow-up moved out of memory and into dependable workflow.
Leadership gained real-time visibility into fund health, actions, and stewardship.
Documentation, ownership, and ongoing partnership helped the system become daily practice.
The shift
Results reflect the current LUR Growth case-study summary. Final publication should pair each metric with the client-approved measurement method and reporting period.
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