Riley Farm Rescue works to raise awareness about animal cruelty through education, special events, and promoting a vegan and cruelty-free lifestyle. Social media plays a critical role in helping them share these stories with the public and connect supporters directly to the animals who need help most Riley Farms.

In 2025, ACTS received a $5,000 grant from The Boeing Company’s Employee Community Fund (ECF) Potomac Region Chapter, a competitive funding program that supports frontline organizations advancing essential community services. Grant AI played a key role in helping ACTS articulate its wide ranging impact, program outcomes, and urgent community priorities in a compelling and funder aligned application.

NASA HUNCH is one of the most unique and transformative education programs in the country. It brings high school students into real NASA challenges, giving them the chance to design and build actual hardware, software, medical solutions, tools, and food used by astronauts on the International Space Station. NASA HUNCH stands for High Schools United with NASA to Create Hardware NASA HUNCH ALL HANDS, a mission that has completely reimagined how young people discover STEM career

Published: December 18, 2025 · By Stephanie Weisinger Grant writing is one of the most time-consuming parts of running a nonprofit. Between researching opportunities, validating fit, writing applications, tracking deadlines, and following up, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why we’ve refreshed the Grant Dashboard in Vee, to make it easier to understand the value you’re getting, see what matters most, and take the right next step at the right time. This walkthrough shows

At Vee, we’re fortunate to work alongside nonprofits whose missions remind us why technology should exist in the first place. ACTS (Action in Community Through Service) is one of those organizations—deeply rooted in compassion, guided by service, and relentlessly focused on helping people through crisis and into stability. For more than 56 years, ACTS has been a cornerstone of support in Prince William County, Virginia, meeting neighbors at their point of need and walking wit

Artificial intelligence is becoming one of the most transformative tools available to nonprofits. In 2026, organizations of all sizes are discovering that AI can help them expand programs, reach more people, and free up critical staff time. While AI cannot replace the human heart behind nonprofit work, it can increase the reach and efficiency of your mission in ways that were not possible even a few years ago.

Grant-making has changed, and so has the way funders evaluate nonprofits. In 2026, funders want more than formal proposals, reports, and budgets. They want a fuller picture of how organizations operate, communicate, and connect with their communities. Social media has become one of the clearest ways for funders to observe this in real time.

A strong social media strategy is now one of the most important tools a nonprofit can use to communicate its mission and grow its impact. Donors, volunteers, partners, and community members expect real stories, consistent updates, and a clear sense of momentum. They want to see that your organization is active, transparent, and creating measurable change.

Published: December 11, 2025 · By Stephanie Weisinger It’s December 2025. Your team is deep in year-end campaigns, sending donor thank-yous, maybe even squeezing in a little PTO. Applying for grants might feel like something to push to January. But here’s the reality: many funders are still open—and actively looking for strong applications to close out their 2025 funding goals. Yes, grants are still open in December A lot of nonprofit leaders assume that foundations shut down