Your CMS choice matters more than it used to. AI agents and search engines now read your content alongside humans. Drupal's architecture was built for this reality, and its integration with CiviCRM makes it the smart choice for mission-driven organizations.

Why Privacy Laws Matter to Your Organization Your donors, volunteers, and community members trust you with their contact information, donation history, and communication preferences. Data privacy laws exist to protect that trust and make organizations accountable when something goes wrong. The landscape has shifted. It's no longer enough to have a privacy policy buried on your website. Regulators are enforcing these laws. Organizations that mishandle personal data face fines, lawsuits, and damage to their reputation. The good news: privacy compliance is achievable. It starts with understanding which laws apply to ...

When the Green Chemistry Teaching and Learning Community serves educators across dozens of countries, English-only access isn't enough. We added multilingual translation to the GCTLC Drupal site using the GTranslate module, including a key configuration step to make it work on the admin forms educators use to contribute resources.

Real-world lessons from nonprofits using Drupal to build trust, support governance, and create sustainable platforms. A talk by Skvare CEO Gena Dellett at NEDCamp 2025.

Skvare’s Mark Hanna shows how to manage CiviCRM and Drupal with Composer. Learn the basics of composer.json and composer.lock, useful plugins, and a starter template for Drupal 11.

At DrupalCamp Colorado 2023, Skvare presented how the Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM) uses Drupal and CiviCRM to improve public health. The project consolidated member management, events, grants, and more into a scalable, open-source platform aligned with NNLM’s mission.

How does a local government streamline public class registrations, departmental training, and event management—all while using open source tools? During this session at Drupal GovCon 2025, Gena Dellett, Skvare's CEO, walked through Johnson County, Kansas’ use of Drupal and CiviCRM to power a unified registration platform serving both residents and internal departments. Gena discussed the technical and strategic lessons learned from building and maintaining the system, with a focus on how security, scalability, and usability shaped key decisions. The platform serves a wide range of users — from public class ...

Audience This guide is for Drupal site-builders who build and manage Content Types, Views, Webforms, and/or other built elements of a Drupal site. If you're a Drupal developer you'll likely manage config across instances with Drush instead of the Configuration Sync UI. Your site must have the Configuration Sync module installed and configured. What is a Configuration Item? Most things in a Drupal site are either configuration or content. Content includes pages, media, comments and forum posts. This guide is about syncing things that are configuration, not content. For the ...

CiviCRM’s greatest strength lies in its flexibility. With the right configuration and extensions, it can adapt to the specific needs of nonprofits, government entities, membership associations, and mission-driven organizations of all types. At Skvare, we’re not just helping organizations use CiviCRM; we’re active believers in the power of open source. We contribute code, share tools, and collaborate with the community to help the entire ecosystem thrive. CMS-Independent and Stand-Alone Compatible Extensions Here are just a few of the open source CiviCRM tools and integrations the Skvare team has created or ...

We are excited to announce that Skvare has officially become a Drupal Community Organization Member. This milestone demonstrates our ongoing commitment to supporting the Drupal community, contributing to open-source innovation, and fostering collaboration across the ecosystem. What is a Drupal Community Organization Membership? Drupal’s Organization Membership Program provides a way for organizations to support and contribute to the Drupal Association and Drupal project. Members are acknowledged for their efforts in code contributions, community engagement, sponsorships, and advocacy for Drupal’s growth and sustainability. Why This Matters By becoming a Drupal Community ...