Charities often rely on multiple systems – CRM, fundraising platforms, outreach systems, finance, spreadsheets – making it difficult to gain a clear view of operations, fundraising performance, service delivery, or impact.
Key challenges with this include:
- Disconnected data preventing a true picture of beneficiaries, donors, or programmes
- Manual reporting processes that slow down decision-making
- Difficulty analysing programme outcomes for funders
- Limited technical resource to manage complex data tools
- Lack of real-time insights for leadership and frontline teams
Microsoft Fabric brings all your data together into one modern platform, helping charities build powerful, connected insights without the need for heavy technical administration.
In this session, Phoenix and Audacia specialists guide you through:
- What a modern Fabric-based data platform looks like for charities
- How a Data Lakehouse approach handles donor, programme, and operational data
- How Fabric simplifies analytics, reporting, and dashboards
- How to accelerate adoption using Microsoft’s NFP Fabric Accelerators
- Practical examples of impact reporting, fundraising insights, and operational KPIs
- Clear next steps to begin your Fabric journey
With Fabric, nonprofit organisations can:
- Create a single source of truth across fundraising, service delivery, finance, and volunteer data
- Understand modern data architecture that makes insights easier and more reliable
- Automate reporting to free up staff time and reduce manual work
- Use intuitive analytics tools that turn raw data into actionable insights
- Improve outcome reporting for funders, trustees, and beneficiaries
- Adopt NFP Fabric Accelerators designed specifically for nonprofit use cases
Who should watch?
This on-demand webinar is perfect for charity leaders, data managers, fundraising directors, impact officers, and anyone responsible for reporting, insights, or data-driven decision making.
Your speakers
Craig Reeder
Charities & Housing Business Development Manager, Phoenix
Bradley Brennan
Data and AI Executive, Phoenix
Richard Brown
Technical Director, Audacia

