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Written by Lorna Doone Brewer
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Friday, 08 January 2010 19:57 |
If you're not familiar with the term, a "wiki" is a type of website that allows a number of people to add, change, and delete information, and many organizations are finding that it can be an invaluable tool for sharing information and getting the word out about what they do. The most famous of them all is probably Wikipedia, which is an online encyclopedia that is updated by thousands of volunteers around the world. The idea is that with so many people sharing their collective knowledge, everyone benefits.
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Written by Lorna Doone Brewer
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Friday, 12 February 2010 00:00 |
 Data backup is one of those things that everyone knows they're supposed to do, but it often gets overlooked or put on the back burner. It just doesnt seem like that big of a deal...
until it is. Think of how many nonprofit organizations do some of their most important work during natural disasters: rescue organizations, food banks, energy assistance programs, etc.
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Written by Lorna Doone Brewer
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Monday, 30 November 2009 22:57 |
 You may have heard that one of the least expensive ways to get publicity for your nonprofit organization is to send out press releases. This can definitely be true, but if youre not doing it correctly, you are simply wasting your time, as well as that of editors that you want to pay attention to you. Obviously, the goal of a press release is to get the press interested enough in what youre doing to actually devote a story to it in their publication.
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Written by Lorna Doone Brewer
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Friday, 22 January 2010 15:53 |
 Getting people involved and invested in your nonprofit organization is one of the best ways to ensure that theyll stay committed, right? This Technology Age offers a number of ways to engage prospective supporters, from blogging and commenting to Twitter to Facebook pages. These all allow people to feel like theyre being heard by the organizations they respect.
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Written by Lorna Doone Brewer
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Friday, 15 January 2010 00:00 |
 While many nonprofit organizations do all they can to create a workable software system based on what they already have or what has been donated, there comes a time in many NPOs lives when it is time to bite the bullet and purchase the right tools for the job. Thats not to say that you cant keep inventory on an Excel spreadsheet or even throw in a few formulas and call it bookkeeping. On the other hand, a successful nonprofit may just outgrow these temporary fixes.
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