There’s no doubt that technology can enhance charitable and nonprofit work, making your organization more efficient and better able to fulfill your mission. But with tight budgets at most organizations, there’s usually little or no funds allocated to technology spending. This workshop will present you with how your organization can obtain no- and low-cost technology resources, support and information. Find out how you can get product donations from over 25 major technology providers, such as: Microsoft, Adobe, Cisco Systems, Symantec, and Intuit Canada.
- By: Jane Zhang
3. About Us
• Launched Jan 30, 2009
• ...working toward a time
when every NGO on
the planet has the tech
resources and
knowledge to operate at
their full potential.
4. Agenda
• Where to begin?
• How to shop for free or low-cost software
• Hidden Gems, places to go, sites to visit
11. Idealware.org
• Review and information about nonprofit
software
• Online reports, articles and webinars
• Offers review on low-cost to more robust
options.
12. Beth Kanter’s Blog
• Beth’s Blog: How
Nonprofits Can Use
Social Media
• Articles and interviews
on Social Media Topics.
13. N-TEN
• Association of nonprofit technology
professionals
• Sharing of knowledge and experience
• N-TEN Conference
• N-TEN Online Office
14. Techsoup.org
• Online Learning Centre
• Global Community Forum
• Maintain IT Project
• Green IT
• Nonprofit Commons (Second Life)
17. TechSoup Canada Product
Donations Program
• Donated and Discounted software for
Nonprofits and Charities
• Over 25 Donor partners, one registration
process
• Request over 300 products online
18. What you will need:
• proof of incorporation documentation
• mission statement, overview of program
and services
• annual operating budget
• fit eligibility guidelines of donor programs