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How Blackbaud Helps Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh

March 25, 2019

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Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh is dedicated to providing inspiring, educational, and transformative experiences in art and sciences to its visitors. Arielle Bateman, director of prospect engagement, describes how using Blackbaud’s comprehensive solutions throughout the donor life cycle helped the organization track data, launch its auto-renewal program, and increase both donors and revenue.

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