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Happy Monday, PUB Crawlers!

It’s last call! I’ll be heading up to Seattle this week for the next NPSP Day stop. We still have some spots available if you’d like to join in on the fun— check out our recap from Chicago to get a sense of what the day will hold!

Scroll down for some fresh ideas and conversations happening in the Salesforce Trailblazer community.

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Great Posts from the Salesforce Power of Us Hub

1. Summer '25: Did Salesforce Just Make Debugging Flows Easy?
   Andy Engin Utkan (BRDPro Consulting)

   Check out this video from Andy to learn how Salesforce has made debugging flows easier with the latest Summer '25 release. Plus, read his article about Formula Resources to discover more Flow best practices.

2. Articles to Improve Your Salesforce Knowledge
   Rakesh Gupta (Salesforce MVP)

   Get ready to learn something new this week with these helpful how-to articles:

   • Add Popup Overlay Modal in Lightning Web Component
   • Implement Gamification to Your Salesforce
   • CRM Analytics: Categorize Data with Bucket Field
   • How to Pass Sales Cloud Consultant Certification Exam
   • Just Say NO to Hard-Coded ID
   • Limit the Number of Concurrent Sessions in Salesforce

3. Contribute to the Community Keynote at Dreamforce
   Kyren Wong (Salesforce)

   Dreamforce 2025 is just around the corner, and this year, you'll have the chance to participate in a community-driven keynote. The details are still being ironed out, but Salesforce is looking to hear from Trailblazers as they shape the vision for a keynote built by the community. Share your ideas, stories, and inspiration by June 9!

4. Save on Costs: Stack Platform Licenses
   Michael Kolodner (Kolodner.com LLC)

   Did you know it's possible to stack Salesforce platform licenses to save money? Depending on your system design, this can be a great use for a basic system with some careful planning. Learn about the possibilities and limitations in this post from Michael Kolodner!

5. Video: Top New Salesforce Summer '25 Admin Features
   Sudipta Deb (Shrey Tech)

   Check out Sudipta's overview of some exciting new admin features that come with the Summer '25 release:

   • Update Object Permissions for All Custom Permission Sets or Profiles in One Step
   • Edit Permissions Faster in the Permission Set Summary
   • Use Dynamic Related Lists on Mobile (Beta)
   • Delete Custom Objects
   • And more!

Great Events

1. NPSP Fundraising Day - June 11
   Katie Ciszek (Soapbox Engage)

   Next week! Join us in New York for NPSP Fundraising Day! This special edition NPSP Day will focus on how nonprofits can use Salesforce and AI-powered tools to strengthen and future-proof their fundraising strategies. Expect a full day of hands-on learning, peer-led breakout sessions, and networking designed to make your fundraising smarter, faster, and more personalized. Questions? Don't hesitate to reach out!

2. Connections - June 11-12 | Chicago and Salesforce+
   Guilda Hilaire (Salesforce)

   Heading to Connections next week? You'll want to check out the brand new Community Hub— a dedicated space at Connections featuring 40+ Trailblazer-led sessions, each just 20 minutes long. Perfect for quick, impactful learning about the intersection of marketing and AI.

3. AMER and EMEA Ask Me Anything Sessions - June 18
   Lizzy Roberts (Salesforce.org)

   The next Nonprofit AMA sessions will be taking place on June 18 for both US and UK timezones! These are 45-minute Q&A sessions led by Salesforce experts, with no topic off-limits. Tune in to these insightful discussions— no presentations, just pure Salesforce wisdom exchanged in a supportive community environment!

Great Ideas for Nonprofits Using Salesforce

1. NPC: Enhancing Text Formatting in Self-Report Assessment with the Discovery Framework
   Harsha Kapilarathna (Harsha Kapilarathna)

   This organization is implementing a Client Information and Case Management solution using NPC, which includes several assessments to be completed by clients as part of the referral and screening process. One limitation they have encountered is the lack of support for selective text formatting within the assessment questions— such as bold, italicize, color, or different fonts for emphasis. Strategically formatting text within questions can significantly improve client engagement and response rates for self-report assessments. Vote if you'd like to see enhanced text formatting supported!