Manual processes and a lack of unified data hindered philanthropic impact
AVPN recognises that Asia is expected to account for more than 230,000 of the world’s ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) by 2027. In Singapore alone, there are 2,000 family offices, more than 300,000 millionaires and US$1.2 trillion of wealth under management. However, the potential for philanthropic deployment of this capital remains largely untapped as private bankers and wealth managers are not fully equipped to better serve their clients’ philanthropic interests.
ImpactCollab addresses these challenges by helping grantmakers, and wealth and philanthropy advisors—especially those new to giving—identify trustworthy, impact-driven organisations. The platform enables reliable, data-informed decision-making and makes philanthropy more approachable and transparent, rather than something reserved for a select few. By fostering early trust in both the platform and the giving process, AVPN aims to lay the groundwork for more effective, long-term philanthropic engagement. Additionally, by offering access to a curated pool of verified organisations backed by due diligence tools, ImpactCollab helps reduce reputational and compliance risks for grantmakers.
AVPN had seen considerable success with their existing Salesforce instance, which supported the organisation’s growth from the ground up. With its community managed on Experience Cloud, AVPN’s network had grown to over 600 active members. The ImpactCollab initiative required a separate, highly secure environment, to safeguard sensitive data from 12 private banks, and a unified platform to manage its growing membership.
Furthermore, with potentially thousands of vetted philanthropic opportunities, manually sifting through them and conducting due diligence was time-consuming and inefficient for relationship managers and advisors.