CASE STUDIES
Real results from real organizations
See how museums, gardens, and cultural organizations transformed their operations with Social Good.
CASE STUDY · ARBORETUM
Holden Forest & Gardens
When the Holden team redesigned their website, they rebuilt their admissions and class calendars on Social Good in parallel. Member checkout became attractive and intuitive, with fewer phone calls about missed discounts, and the implementation team added two product enhancements mid-project to fit Holden’s needs.
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Active volunteers
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CASE STUDY · CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
Kohl Children’s Museum
When the museum reopened, every public-facing program funneled through Social Good. Six new programs went live on the calendar, registration feeds straight into their CRM so marketing can re-engage attendees, and branded purchase and reminder emails go out automatically.
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CASE STUDY · HISTORIC SHRINE
Seton Heritage Ministries
The National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton replaced a clunky, multi-click ticket flow with a live calendar visitors can scan at a glance. For their “Back From the Dead” cemetery walk, with tour times every ten minutes across three October weekends, the tickets-available counter and group-sales zero-hour link keep capacity transparent and accurate.
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CASE STUDY · BOTANICAL GARDEN
Cheekwood
Cheekwood held a typical year at 350,000 visitors during COVID by moving to timed-entry reservations on Social Good. Most of their 15,000-strong member base had never used online ticketing, so the team layered in branded acknowledgement emails and digital membership cards to bring members along without friction.
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