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Dyslexia Awareness Week – Uniquely You

Tim McGraw – Senior UX Designer It’s Dyslexia Awareness Week, so I thought I’d take a moment…

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5 Ways to Use Your Evolve Support Time… That You May Not Have Thought Of!

We’re dedicated to helping you to optimise your resources to achieve your mission. Our Salesforce support service,…

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The Power of Women in Tech: Meet Amy

Amy’s role is to understand clients’ needs and transform them into technical solutions that suit their users….

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Funders Collaboration Group: Service Design Special

To kick off our Summer of Service Design, our June Funders Collaboration Group (FCG) session focused on…

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The cost of grantmaking: how Service Design helps to reduce the price

Here at Hyphen8 we pride ourselves on staying up to date with the latest news and trends in the non-profit sector. A number of us have…

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Insights from The Association of Charitable Foundations Report

Navigating post-COVID challenges: streamlining the funding process ​ The report also shed light on the enduring impact…

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We challenge and re-design processes, and build innovative solutions to help our customers make an impact

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We design, build and support innovative and flexible solutions on Salesforce.

We can help you maximise your impact and free up time to spend with your stakeholders and concentrate on your mission.

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Our Service Design team have joined us from leading UK funders, and have years of grant-making and charity expertise.

We can redesign your processes and help you deliver your mission more effectively.

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Many of the changes are already being applied across our wider work and there’s no going back to the old ways. For now, we take a breath, see what works and what doesn’t, then we go again making the next round better.