For nonprofits
A CRM shaped around your nonprofit.
3Trees works with your team to design and implement a Twenty CRM that connects the data, workflows and tools your organisation depends on.
Where fundraising is central, Fundraising for Twenty gives you a developed fundraising foundation rather than a blank CRM.
A familiar challenge
When every system holds only part of the picture.
Fundraising, communications, volunteering, programmes and services often rely on different tools. The problem is not that each tool exists; it is that the people, organisations and activity across them are difficult to connect.
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The same person appears in several places
A donor may also be a volunteer, participant, member or partner contact, but each system holds only one part of the relationship.
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Teams maintain their own version
Spreadsheets and local lists fill the gaps, creating duplication, inconsistent updates and knowledge that depends on individual staff.
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Work crosses systems manually
Information is re-entered, exports are reconciled and handoffs rely on people remembering what another team needs.
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Reporting never quite adds up
Bringing the data together takes time, trust is low and organisation-wide questions are difficult to answer with confidence.
Where fundraising is central
Fundraising for Twenty
Built by 3Trees Digital, Fundraising for Twenty brings developed fundraising capability into Twenty CRM, covering donor relationships, donation forms, gifts, recurring giving, appeals and reporting.
3Trees then shapes the data, migration, integrations and implementation around the organisation, so fundraising becomes part of the wider relationship picture.
Appeal
Winter Shelter 2026
Donors
412
Avg. gift
£93
Retention
71%
Illustrative interface. Full product story on fundraisingfortwenty.com.
Wider nonprofit CRM
See the whole relationship, not just one role.
Fundraising is often only one part of the relationship. 3Trees can shape the wider Twenty CRM to connect relevant roles, interactions and work around the same people and organisations, while specialist tools remain in place where they still make sense.
Connect roles and relationships
See when the same person or organisation is connected through giving, volunteering, membership, programme participation, grants or partnerships.
Share useful context across teams
Bring relevant communications, activity, responsibilities and next steps into a shared view, with access shaped around each team's role.
Keep the right systems connected
Continue using specialist tools where they remain useful, while connecting the data and activity the wider organisation needs to understand.
The precise scope is agreed during implementation. These are examples of how 3Trees can shape the wider Twenty CRM, not packaged Fundraising for Twenty features.
Migration & implementation
Changing CRM means more than moving the data.
Existing systems, spreadsheets and relationship history need to be understood, matched and tested against the work people do every day. 3Trees carries the system design through migration, rollout and continued improvement.
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Understand the current picture
Map the systems, spreadsheets, data, relationships, workflows and reporting that teams rely on today.
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Design the future CRM
Define the shared records and relationships, what belongs in Twenty, what should remain connected and what needs to be included in the first implementation.
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Prepare and move the data
Clean, deduplicate, match and validate the agreed supporter, gift, activity and relationship data before migration.
04
Test, launch and improve
Use real scenarios and representative data, prepare the team for daily use and continue refining the CRM after launch.
Next step
Let's shape a CRM around your nonprofit.
A short conversation about the work your CRM needs to support, what is getting in the way today, and whether Twenty could provide the right foundation.