We shared awhile back about the flexibility Soapbox provides in displaying Salesforce records within your website. We featured some snaps of Fozzy Bear to give a glimpse of how your Salesforce data can come alive on the web page.

Well, move over Fozzy. The B Corporation website sets a whole new standard for dynamic, visually-compelling Salesforce integration.

Take the Soapbox Two-Minute Tour in this video to see how those integrations power a directory of Certified B Corporations:

The New York Anti-Violence Project (AVP):

"empowers lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and HIV-affected communities and allies to end all forms of violence through organizing and education, and supports survivors through counseling and advocacy."

This great organization's website however, was not reflecting the richness of the organization's work.

Earlier this week, we shared how the good folks at the Groundswell Movement are achieving "massive growth" using Soapbox Engage to connect their website to their Salesforce account. One thing we didn't mention is that their primary website runs on WordPress. No fuss, no muss, though, because Soapbox Engage plays well with others.

All that goodness we mentioned about doubling their supporter list, getting thousands of online donations, managing events and offering an online search tool - all integrating in real-time with Salesforce - that is available for any WordPress user.

"Massive growth" with Soapbox Engage

"Soapbox Engage has allowed us to achieve pretty massive growth," said Isaac Luria, Senior Director for Engagement, New Media and Technology.

The Groundswell Movement is a non-profit organization in New York City, sponsored by Auburn Seminary. It was founded on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 by a Sikh American family that was exposed to anti-Muslim violence. As a new organization, building their supporter base was vital.

Within two months of launching Soapbox Engage, they doubled their supporter list.

"We have a list of 40,000 supporters now. Soon we'll likely be over 50,000 and could be over 100,000 by the end of the year," said Luria.