If you've never heard of Techsoup or have not had an opportunity to use them, you need to check them out. As a non-profit, they offer many great services including software. You can register on their website as a non-profit and get all kinds of software donated to your organization for use. They also have a searchable database of services that are available as well as a learning center which covers some information on technology and implementing it in your organization. They make it very easy to register. Go to the website and at the top right it has a link to "register organization." That's all you got to do to get started.
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Friday, April 3, 2009
Take advantage of the help that's out there
If you've never heard of Techsoup or have not had an opportunity to use them, you need to check them out. As a non-profit, they offer many great services including software. You can register on their website as a non-profit and get all kinds of software donated to your organization for use. They also have a searchable database of services that are available as well as a learning center which covers some information on technology and implementing it in your organization. They make it very easy to register. Go to the website and at the top right it has a link to "register organization." That's all you got to do to get started.
Friday, November 21, 2008
Sharing: Debunking Five Myths of Online Fundraising
Thon Morse is the President of Kimbia and he has written an article about online fundraising and some myths about it. Some things he addresses are:
Myth #1: Online fundraising isn't as effective as offline techniques
Myth #2: People won't give online
Myth #3: Online fundraising means raising money through my organization's website
Myth #4: Technology is not the problem
Myth #5: Raising 10 percent of all gifts online is a great goal
To read the entire article and his responses to these myths, check out Kimbia: Inside Out.
Myth #1: Online fundraising isn't as effective as offline techniques
Myth #2: People won't give online
Myth #3: Online fundraising means raising money through my organization's website
Myth #4: Technology is not the problem
Myth #5: Raising 10 percent of all gifts online is a great goal
To read the entire article and his responses to these myths, check out Kimbia: Inside Out.
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fundraising,
Kimbia,
non profit,
non-profit,
technology
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