Case studies

The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) is a global advisor and thought leader committed to transforming the health ecosystem through information and technology. As a mission-driven membership organization serving professionals in healthcare, policy, and innovation, HIMSS relies heavily on integrated digital systems to deliver consistent, high-value experiences to its members. HIMSS turned to Fíonta for strategic leadership following an earlier AMS implementation. Focusing on member experience, data integrity, and platform optimization, Fíonta helped HIMSS stabilize operations and lay the foundation for scalable, long-term success.

PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies,  is a global resource for the packaging and processing industry, uniting the industry across the manufacturing supply chain. PMMI produces PACK EXPO,  one of the largest trade shows in the world and supports a broad stakeholder network through events, education, and member services. Beginning in 2021, Fíonta partnered with PMMI to drive a comprehensive digital transformation, including migrating outdated legacy tools into a Salesforce and Fonteva environment, building custom engagement logic, and launching a member-facing portal. After completing a major build in 2023, Fíonta transitioned PMMI to Accent managed services.

Partnership for Children of Cumberland County (PFCCC) is a nonprofit dedicated to advancing the well-being of children, empowering families, and strengthening the early care and education system in Cumberland County, North Carolina. Since 1993, PFCCC has connected families with essential resources, programs, and partnerships that support healthy development from birth onward. PFCCC partnered with Fíonta to modernize its technology infrastructure, uniting its website and Salesforce CRM into an integrated, data-driven ecosystem. Over the past decade, Fíonta has helped PFCCC streamline program management, enhance volunteer engagement, improve grantmaking processes, and strengthen online presence. The upcoming 2025–2028 engagement focuses on sustaining and expanding these capabilities, ensuring PFCCC’s systems remain secure, efficient, and ready to meet the community’s evolving needs.

Miriam’s Kitchen (MK) is a Washington, DC–based nonprofit working to end chronic homelessness through a combination of advocacy and direct services. Known for its dignity-first approach, MK supports individuals with housing, health care, and connection to community resources, while advocating for systemic change in homelessness policy. The organization engages a diverse network of supporters, including donors, volunteers, and policymakers. MK partnered with Fíonta for a strategic technology consultation focused on maximizing value from its Salesforce ecosystem. The engagement began with a high-level assessment and evolved into a phased implementation roadmap. Fíonta provided comprehensive diagnostics, strategic recommendations, and managed services to modernize Salesforce, streamline operations, and support internal capacity-building.

The Melanoma Research Alliance (MRA) is the largest nonprofit funder of melanoma research, committed to accelerating scientific breakthroughs through global grantmaking. With over $175 million awarded to date, MRA plays a pivotal role in the scientific community’s understanding of melanoma prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. As part of a broader digital modernization effort, MRA aimed to make its portfolio of funded research projects more accessible and up-to-date for researchers, donors, and the public. Fíonta partnered with MRA to replace its outdated batch-sync grants display with a real-time Salesforce integration, fully embedded into the organization’s redesigned Webflow website. The result is a dynamic, user-friendly resource reinforcing MRA’s commitment to transparency and impact.

The International Sustainable Energy Foundation (ISEF) promotes an environmentally sustainable and climate-friendly world by supporting actions that contribute to the preservation of the environment. Its work includes creating access for development, adaptation, air quality, climate finance, cities and urban planning, decarbonization, equitable transition, land use, low-carbon development, resilience, smart agriculture, sustainable energy policies, water, and more, all within a sustainable development paradigm. ISEF came to Fíonta looking for a system to manage their grantmaking and a desire to connect traditional grantmaking endeavors back to the source funds tracked through donations and grants, robust reporting, an online grant portal, and automatic generation of award letters.