The leading nonprofit CMS for federated organizations.

Blocks are reusable components — donation forms, story layouts, event listings, required disclosures — that headquarters approves once and chapters use everywhere. Update a Block and it updates on every page that uses it. Local teams move fast, and brand and legal standards hold.

Yes. Each chapter or affiliate gets its own site built from approved templates and shared Blocks, with access scoped to what belongs to them. The Salvation Army runs 3,000+ locations this way, with thousands of local editors publishing on one national platform.

Roles and approval flows decide who can edit what, and every change is versioned and logged. That control is why chapters can publish confidently: nothing ships outside your guardrails, and anything can be rolled back. Legal and fundraising review what matters without becoming the bottleneck.

Yes. Global content — campaign messaging, policy language, crisis updates — publishes once and cascades instantly across every site through federated multi-site. Updates are delivered in real time.

Days, not months. New sites start from approved templates and shared Blocks, so there is no development cycle to wait on. After consolidating onto Content.One, The Salvation Army cut publishing turnaround from weeks to hours.

Yes. Manage translations in one place, assign editors by region, and keep required disclosures locked in every language. AI can draft translations; your regional teams approve them before anything ships.

Yes. Global Directory turns every chapter, clinic, or partner into a structured record — location, services, hours, contacts — that supporters can search and filter. The Salvation Army’s Location Finder is dependable enough that its national call center uses it to dispatch real-world help.

The people closest to them. Each chapter or partner updates its own record within fields headquarters defines, with review before changes go live if you want it. Accurate hours and contacts become routine, not a headquarters project.

Story Hub is one searchable library for your impact stories, testimonials, photos, and video — tagged by program, region, and audience. Development, communications, and every chapter pull from the same source instead of hunting through shared drives. Tell a story once and use it on the website, in donor email, and in grant reports.

AI drafts donor appeals, volunteer outreach, and impact recaps inside your guardrails — your brand rules and approval flow apply to every suggestion. It can also translate updates for regional audiences and summarize what’s resonating with supporters. Your team approves, edits, or rejects before anything ships.

Yes. The Org AI Chatbot answers questions about programs, locations, volunteering, and giving using only your approved content. Because the source is one governed platform, the answers stay accurate and on-mission.

Yes. Content.One connects with Salesforce NPSP, Blackbaud, HubSpot, Marketo, and Google Analytics, and APIs sync engagement data to your reporting tools. Fundraising, marketing, and IT work from one picture.

Yes. Content.One is SOC 2 compliant, with single sign-on, role-based access, an audit trail on every change, and automatic security updates across every site — no plugin patching, no version drift. The platform runs at 99.99% uptime, so your sites are there when your communities need them most.

Since launching on Content.One, The Salvation Army has seen 50% traffic growth, a 98% jump in location searches, and 115% more service clicks across 3,000+ unified locations. Its digital team describes the performance difference from the old platform as “night and day.” One task that previously took a month and ,500 in vendor fees now takes ten minutes in-house.

Start with our migration planning tool, which maps your existing content into Content.One. The Salvation Army consolidated five separate CMSs — hundreds of sites and subdomains — into one national platform. Most large non-profits use the move to retire redundant microsites and a decade of content debt.

Book the free 20-minute non-profit CMS assessment. We’ll map the platform to your chapter structure, your tech stack, and your team, and show you how organizations like The Salvation Army run governance and campaigns in one place.