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Little Green Light is a powerful donor management software
September 25, 2019

Little Green Light is a powerful donor management software

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Little Green Light

I am a board member of a nonprofit and we use it to manage donors. It solves the problem of keeping track of donors and how much they have given. We also use it to track potential donors and any campaigns we are running or campaigns we are planning in the future.
  • Tracking donors with a team that is sharing data. That way it avoids duplication of efforts.
  • Tracking the success of campaigns.
  • Keeping track of donor contact such as whether thank you notes were sent.
  • Bulk importing contacts is quite cumbersome.
  • Integration with QuickBooks needs improvement.
  • LGL has made it easy for us to track donors without duplicating work among our workers.
  • We can instantly see the impact of a campaign with LGL.
I have not used any other donor management softwares. In many respects, it is similar to a combination of a project management and a customer relations management software.
Little Green Light has good support. There is a lot of documentation to help you get started. The videos are helpful and they also send you periodic emails to help you in fundraising. I find those particularly useful. They offer topics that help you get the most out of the donor management software.

Do you think Little Green Light delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Little Green Light's feature set?

Yes

Did Little Green Light live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Little Green Light go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Little Green Light again?

Yes

Little Green Light is appropriate for nonprofits who need a way to track their donors - the entire process. Unfortunately, there is a steep learning curve for the software. It may not be appropriate if you don't have the resources to commit to learning it. You may seek out more simple solutions.