Our directory lists 16 firms that say, on their own site or a vendor partner listing, that they migrate nonprofit CRM data, for Salesforce NPSP, Bloomerang, Little Green Light, Neon, Raiser's Edge, CiviCRM and more. Filter by the CRM you're moving to. Every listing links its source, and basic listings are free.
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'Expertise in new software implementations ... We specialize in complex data migrations.' (LGL listing). Also a Neon One partner; its own site mentions setup, training and ongoing administration.
'We specialize in organizations that use Raiser's Edge and are migrating to Bloomerang', plus data clean-up and repair projects; website offers Raiser's Edge training ('Raiser's Edge For Rookies'). Says it works 'regardless of the size of your database'.
'As a Neon One partner, Ambaa LLC can support nonprofit organizations with solution implementation, data migration, system integration, reporting, workflow optimization, user adoption'.
Helps ministries and nonprofits with Neon CRM; 'handle[s] migrations and post go-live cleanup'. Own site: 'CRM Implementation and Migration ... Test migrations and reconciliation built in.'
'Specializes in planning, implementing and supporting CiviCRM.' Data Migration/Cleanup: 'If you're moving between two databases, we can move your data ... we can clean it and rearrange it.'
Salesforce implementation partner for nonprofits and education. Offers 'Stratus', an 'AI-powered migration IP asset that automates schema analysis, data transformation, and metadata conversion', and publishes an NPSP to Agentforce Nonprofit transition guide. Says it is trusted by organizations among the 'Top 100 Largest Nonprofits'.
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Not endorsements. Seeded only with firms whose public partner listing or own website (opened 2026-10-16) says they do nonprofit CRM/database migration. Every field comes from those pages; 'Not stated' means the page doesn't say. No firm paid or asked to be listed; none has been contacted. Check references and get a written scope before hiring anyone.
"Consultants in the LGL Network can help with data migrations, forms mapping, integrations, general process improvement - even LGL training! ... They are not LGL employees or contractors, but we have thoroughly vetted them."
Vendor-stated LGL says new account set-up projects (configuration, data migration and initial training) 'typically cost between $1,000 and $6,000', driven by complexity.
"Directory of experts, agencies and product partners (225 listings on 2026-10-16). We listed only partners whose own listing mentions migrations or conversions."