This year we are committed to being more intentional about how we deliver our programming and content in an effort to create more accessible and equitable ways to connect to our community.

A look back at how we adapted our existing programs to continue to serve our community in a meaningful way, during an unprecedented year.

The first ever Data Institute Virtual took place last month, and saw over 300 attendees and more than 50 speakers. Hear from some of the attendees about their experience.

Amanda Miller, Data & Systems Manager for Mission Capital, shares her journey with Data Institute and what she looks forward to from the event’s first virtual iteration.

Good Measure is honored to announce its 2020 Special Projects Fund Recipients and highlight their work to address critical needs in our community—with data!

On April 1st, Good Measure convened over forty Central Texas philanthropic organizations at its virtual Partners in Measurement Session to share their organizations’ approaches to meeting community needs created by the pandemic, as well as opportunities for coordinated action.

Collecting and analyzing data to inform strategic decisions is a core value of data-driven nonprofits. The need to report on data to stakeholders, including the board and funders, is critical to success.

Funders from Good Measure’s Steering Committee visited Central Texas Food Bank to learn more about their recent hire, a Director of Research and Evaluation.

While each program is structured differently, they're all designed for nonprofit staff looking to improve data and evaluation practices.

Katherina (Kat) Rosqueta was the keynote speaker at our Good Measure 2019 Culminating Event. She shares her approach to practicing high-impact philanthropy.