Which organisations is the Datahub intended for?

The Datahub is intended for social impact organisations such as charities, NGOs and social initiatives with a public or societal mission. We work with organisations of different sizes, as long as the primary focus is on social impact rather than commercial return.

Does a social impact organisation need to have a lot of data to get started?

No. The Datahub often works with social impact organisations that are still looking for structure and overview. Even with limited or fragmented data, valuable insights can be gained. Together, we assess what data is available and where the first opportunities lie.

Is the Datahub support mainly technical?

No. The support of the Datahub can be both strategic and technical. Depending on the question, the Datahub helps with defining goals and KPIs, making informed decisions about data use, or with the practical setup of dashboards, reports or data sources.

Does the Datahub also help with AI-related questions?

Yes. The Datahub also supports social impact organisations with AI-related questions. The focus is on exploring and applying AI in a practical and responsible way, for example to speed up analysis, identify patterns or reduce repetitive work.

What does data-driven working deliver for social impact organisations?

For social impact organisations, data-driven working leads to better insights, more informed decision-making and greater control over processes and impact. It often also results in time savings and clearer communication with colleagues, boards and stakeholders.

Data knowledge for a better world

Do you work for a social impact organisation and want to gain better control over results, processes or campaigns using data and AI? Then you probably also know how challenging it can be to find the time and expertise to do so.

That is exactly why the Datahub was established.

Through the Datahub, we support social impact organisations - such as NGOs, foundations and social initiatives - pro bono with data and AI challenges. Practical, accessible and always in close collaboration with the organisation itself. This way, data and AI don’t become something complicated, but tools that help create greater social impact.

Support tailored to your organisation

As a social impact organisation, you may already understand the importance of data, but also how difficult it can be to find the right knowledge and tools. That is why we offer our expertise pro bono to support you with your data challenges. This could include, for example:

Defining KPIs
Analysing a website funnel
Building advanced data pipelines

Our consultants have the specialisations to support you at every level!

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Creating impact together

Digital Power contributes to the Datahub by making consultant hours available, ensuring that, regardless of your budget, you have access to high‑quality data expertise.

Together with you, we explore how data and AI can concretely contribute to better decision‑making, more efficient processes and solutions that truly work in practice. This ensures that the use of data is not merely symbolic, but delivers real value.

At the same time, we learn a great deal from the social challenges you work on every day, and our consultants find it valuable to contribute to society in this way. This mutual collaboration is central: together, we look for solutions that work in practice and help create a better society.

Curious about what we can do for you?

Do you have a data or AI challenge that could use some support? Get in touch and discover what we can do for your organisation.

Curious to find out what we can do for you?

Sanne is keen to discuss how we, as a data & AI partner, can support you and your organisation.

Sanne Kieftenburg

Account Manager Datahub datahub@digital-power.com

Want to know more about the Datahub?

Irene, Chair of the Datahub, is happy to tell you more about our foundation, our mission and non‑commercial collaborations.

Irene Stolk

Digital Marketeer Digital Power & Chair Datahubdatahub@digital-power.com

Discover what we did

Increasing donations through website optimisation

Special Olympics Netherlands is the national sports organisation for people with an intellectual disability. The organisation is committed to making sport accessible all year round. This gives participants the opportunity to develop their skills, enjoy themselves, and share their achievements with those around them.

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Serve the City makes volunteering accessible by connecting volunteers with organisations and projects: from walking with the elderly to doing repairs in community centres. With Serve the City Young, the organisation focuses on young people, students, and schools. Larger projects are organised through schools, allowing young people to easily get involved in volunteering.

More insight into registrations thanks to smart funnel tracking

Stichting Thuisgekookt mediates between people who enjoy cooking and neighbours who, due to age, mental or physical limitations, could use help with their evening meal. A wonderful initiative that not only provides a hot meal, but also a friendly chat. When it came to data, they encountered a number of questions:

How more insight into user behaviour led to a more active platform

JongPIT is a foundation with a platform for young people with chronic conditions. It allows them to share experiences, organise online activities, and make their voices heard in society. The members and moderators of the foundation are committed to keeping the community active.

Maximise your impact with a user-friendly dashboard

Impact Matters connects business professionals to social issues of charities and foundations. In doing so, they ensure that the right need and expertise are brought together.

Optimised user experience through intuitive UX design

Privacy First is committed to protecting citizens' privacy. With the arrival of the new European law EHDS (European Health Data Space), the medical data of all European citizens becomes accessible to governments, Big Tech, Big Pharma and medical researchers.

GDPR training and advice for lasting impact on data processing

Join for Joy is a non-profit organisation dedicated to quality education, gender equality, and the physical and mental health of children in rural areas of East Africa. Through sports and play activities, the organisation motivates children to attend and stay in school. Important social topics such as malaria and HIV/AIDS prevention, child marriages, menstruation, and the importance of education are addressed in a playful manner.

GDPR compliance for (indirect) victim support communication

MenAsWell provides help and support to male survivors of sexual violence, striving to bridge the gap in support for men post-trauma, while increasing awareness and visibility of male survivors.

Want to make a well‑informed decision?

We’re happy to answer all your questions!

The support provided by the Datahub is initially pro bono for social impact organisations. This means that at the start, no fees are charged for the time and expertise of our consultants.

If a collaboration continues over a longer period of time and requires a substantial ongoing time commitment, we may discuss costs together at a later stage. Any such conversation is always transparent and based on what is realistic and appropriate for the organisation.

Support tailored to your organisation

Creating impact together

Curious about what we can do for you?

Curious to find out what we can do for you?

Want to know more about the Datahub?

Discover what we did

Increasing donations through website optimisation

Work more efficiently through a Salesforce dashboard

More insight into registrations thanks to smart funnel tracking

How more insight into user behaviour led to a more active platform

Maximise your impact with a user-friendly dashboard

Optimised user experience through intuitive UX design

GDPR training and advice for lasting impact on data processing

GDPR compliance for (indirect) victim support communication

Want to make a well‑informed decision?

Which organisations is the Datahub intended for?

What does the Datahub’s support cost?

Does a social impact organisation need to have a lot of data to get started?

Is the Datahub support mainly technical?

Does the Datahub also help with AI-related questions?

What does data-driven working deliver for social impact organisations?

Work more efficiently through a Salesforce dashboard 