Non-Profits and Technology

Non-Profits and Technology

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Changemakers is an initiative of Ashoka: Innovators for the Public that focuses on the rapidly growing world of social innovation. It provides solutions and resources needed to help everyone become a changemaker and presents compelling stories that explore the fundamental principles of successful social innovation around the world. The Hunger Project is a global, non-profit, strategic organization committed to the sustainable end of world hunger. In Africa, Asia and Latin America, The Hunger Project seeks to end hunger and poverty by empowering people to lead lives of self-reliance, meet their own basic needs and build better futures for their children. The Hunger Project carries ... Read Full Story
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|This posting is for non-profit organizations| You’ve probably heard of social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, and perhaps LinkedIn, but have you thought about how social networking (and its many manifestations) can add value to your organization’s mission, its impact in community, and/or building relationships with donors and volunteers? So, what is “social networking?” In the simplest of terms, social networking is an online community of people who share a common interest, cause, or purpose. Some social network sites exist primarily to allow users to socialize. But others are more focused on politics, or a hobby, or a region, and so forth. While there ... Read Full Story
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The International Conservation Association formerly known as World Wildlife Fund, now WWF, launched the new Conservation Island in the virtual space Second Life (SL) this past August. With its size and notoriety, WWf in Washington, D.C., has the resources to stand on its own in the SL Meta-verse. But what about smaller nonprofits with less money, branding and support? Offering an answer to the technological divide suffered by many in the third sector, nonprofit technology service provider TechSoup embarked on its own Second Life Venture - a nonprofits-only space called the Nonprofit Commons (NC). "Larger organizations...don't need our help, because they have a huge ... Read Full Story
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Staffing information technology positions at nonprofits is not easy and it can be very expensive. The NonProfit Times and NTEN, the nonprofit technology network, teamed up to find out the state of the nonprofit IT sector from more than 1,000 organizations. Small organizations continue to struggle. The average tenure of an IT profession is slightly more than four years. Read the report at: http://www.nptimes.com/webex.html#nten Read Full Story
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Techno Granny Note: If you are a company in the 14 county network of Pittsburgh Technology Council, this is a must listen to her about promotional and marketing info for small tech companies, health insurance and human resource help and networking. Also if you have a technology business that you would like to take from your garage to high tech prominence, you should also check out the Enterprize Business Competition sponsored by the Pittsburgh Technology Council. This program offers business training and cash prizes. Additional info at: www.pghtech.org Contact Audrey at: Audrey Russo Pittsburgh Technology Council 2000 Technology Dr Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412-918-4240 arusso@pghtech.org ... Read Full Story
Four non-profit agencies that serve disabled and senior citizens in the Pikes Peak region are working to merge some of their transportation services in hopes of serving more people. Those involved in the effort, almost four years in the making, say...  
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The Rotary Club of Amherst has a long list of philanthropic achievements: it provides scholarships to area students and makes donations to whole host of local organizations ranging from the Belchertown Emergency Medical Services to the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts. It is now attempting to help area non-profits that are struggling because of a sour economy.  
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New York – Voters approved Proposition 2 this week, by a large margin. The measure allows the state legislature to draft a law letting prisoners do work for non-profits. Some prisoner advocates say the proposition will force inmates to work for meager wages. Others say it will help rehabilitate them. Glen Martin is a prisoner advocate [...]  
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