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PayPal for Nonprofits
 The advent of technology has meant so much to nonprofit organizations, and one area where it’s particularly helpful is in collecting donations. Being able to solicit and gather contributions directly through your web site or via text messaging has taken fundraising to a whole new level that we couldn’t have even imagined as little as 20 years ago.
$20 Discount for the Social Media for Nonprofits Series
Save $20 off the Social Media for Nonprofits 8/4 NYC conference w/ "Tech" code, featuring tips & tools from Natl Geographic's Robert Michael Murray, the Red Cross, Network for Good, Facebook Causes, Greenpeace, Case Foundation & more, all followed by the book release party for @nonprofits101. http://socialmedia4nonprofits.org/nyc/
Google for Nonprofits Program Provides Free Technology Solutions
 The need for free or inexpensive software is huge in the nonprofit community, as we have to be good stewards of our supporters’ contributions. There are alternatives to some of the most common (and expensive) programs that are typically used.
Laptops vs. Desktops
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About the Author: Kurt Martin is a Founder and Group Publisher of Progressive Media Group (PMG) and the Publisher of Nonprofit Technology News. During his 4 years as Publisher of The NonProfit Times, he grew the imprint from a single newspaper to a community of websites, online job boards, email newsletters and digital editions of the print editions. Prior to taking the role of Publisher he was the East Coast Sales Manager for Broad Daylight, Inc. a knowledgebase company. He also held management roles in advertising and ciruclation sales at American Banker/Bond Buyer (Thomson), Faulkner & Grey (Thomson) and SourceMedia (Investcorp.) Kurt graduated from Montclair State University with a B.A. in Political Science and Public Administration. |
A laptop or desktop? That is the question most non-profits face. Actually, both laptops and desktops have their place in a non-profit organization. Each one offers something unique. Laptops offer portability and flexibility. While desktops offer security (you can‘t leave a desktop in a cab), full size keyboard and the ability to have dual screens.
