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Cherry Alley

Who We Help

Built around how mission-driven organizations really work

Cherry Alley works with organizations where Salesforce is mission-critical and complexity has real consequences. We bring senior Salesforce expertise to nonprofits, foundations, and public-sector teams that need practical architecture, clearer technical direction, and systems they can confidently maintain.

Nonprofits

Common challenges

  • Limited budgets
  • Small technical teams
  • Heavy reliance on Salesforce
  • Growing technical debt and manual processes
  • Difficulty maintaining systems built by previous vendors or consultants

How we help

  • Salesforce health and risk assessments
  • Simplify automation and administration
  • Experience Cloud improvements
  • Remediation, modernization, and fractional architecture support

More mission. Less Salesforce friction.

Foundations & Charitable Organizations

Common challenges

  • Complex grantmaking and donor-advised funds
  • Donor portals and multiple stakeholders
  • Approval workflows and legacy customizations
  • Numerous integrations and complex giving processes

How we help

  • Experience Cloud optimization
  • Integration architecture
  • Salesforce Solution Delivery
  • Remediation, modernization, and senior architecture for complex programs

Salesforce that supports complex giving without becoming complex to operate.

State & Local Government

Common challenges

  • Legacy Salesforce implementations across agencies or departments
  • Complex workflows and approval requirements
  • Public-facing portals and external-system integrations
  • Vendor-built solutions that are difficult to maintain
  • Security, governance, and accumulated technical debt

How we help

  • Architecture and risk assessments
  • Experience Cloud and public portal optimization
  • Integration architecture
  • Remediation, modernization, and Salesforce Solution Delivery
  • Fractional architecture leadership

Reliable Salesforce systems built for public service, long-term maintainability, and real-world operational constraints.