Which tool would a nonprofit use to present active volunteer sites on a map visible without logging in?

Tableau Public is specifically designed for sharing visualizations publicly on the web, making it accessible to anyone without needing to log in. This feature is particularly valuable for nonprofits that want to maximize transparency and community engagement by allowing the public to see information such as active volunteer sites. By using Tableau Public, the organization can create a visually appealing map that provides insights into where they are active, helping to attract potential volunteers or donors who can see the breadth of their outreach.

In contrast, tools like Tableau CRM are geared more toward private data analysis and insights for users with Salesforce access, limiting public visibility. Custom reports and dashboards typically require user authentication, restricting access to internal stakeholders rather than the general public. This makes Tableau Public the most suitable choice for nonprofit organizations aiming to share information openly and encourage community involvement.