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Harbor Compliance announces the acquisition of Labyrinth, Inc.
Harbor Compliance announces the acquisition of Labyrinth, Inc., a leading provider of charitable solicitation registration services for the last 32 years. Labyrinth manages state registrations for nonprofits and fundraisers so that they can solicit and operate throughout the U.S.
Read more...Dollar General Gives to Encourage Literacy
Indiana teachers have received $70,000 in literacy grants from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, reports ABC 57.
The Dollar General Literacy Foundation announced the recent award of approximately $70,000 in youth literacy grants to Indiana teachers, libraries and nonprofit organizations.
Read more...Upgrading Human Resources Systems
According to Benefit News, nonprofits should examine their human resources technology to see if there are any improvements that can be made.
If you’re a nonprofit poised for growth, identifying and implementing more HR technology can save you time, reduce errors and reduce manual tasks.
Read more...Legacy Systems Getting Strained
According to Nonprofit Times, changes in how people give and interact with nonprofits has strained many organizations' legacy systems, reports the Nonprofit Times.
While charitable donations were up during 2020, the need for nonprofits’ missions increased even faster. Managers stinted their internal structures in funding their efforts.
Read more...Giving Refugees Timely Information
Cisco partnered with nonprofits to ensure that refugees had access to accurate and timely information regarding public health, reports Yahoo.
According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), an estimated 82.4 million people have now been forced to leave their homes, fleeing conflict, civil unrest, persecution, and areas devastated by climate change.
Read more...Two Detroit Nonprofits Receive Economic Grants
According to Detroit Free Press, two Detroit area nonprofits Automation Alley and TechTown have received funding from the U.S. Economic Development Administration.
Two metro Detroit entities — Automation Alley in Troy and TechTown in Detroit — are among 50 recipients of funding from the U.S. Economic Development Administration.
Read more...Bridging The Digital Divide
Tech nonprofit Mohuman wants to bridge the digital divide, reports San Diego Union Tribune.
Nishal Mohan’s parents struggled and worked in their village in Guyana until he was 8 years old, later applying to become teachers in the Bahamas, where they moved with a few suitcases and a few hundred dollars.
Read more...What Comes After Zoom
Zoom played an important role in pandemic communications, but was far from perfect. Now the task is to design a better telecommunication solution, reports Nonprofit Times.
Everyone has had 18 months of the pandemic to learn Zoom, play with fanciful backgrounds, laugh at jokes about wearing (or not wearing) pants to the virtual meeting. Now what’s needed are concrete and reliable plans for what comes next.
Read more...Changes Happening to Change.org
Change.org undergoes a name change to become Change.org Foundation, reports Mar Tech Series.
Change.org, the world’s largest platform for social change, announced a transition in ownership of the company to the nonprofit Change.org Foundation.
Read more...Closing the Digital Divide for Students
According to ABC News, New York’s First Tech Fund helps close the digital divide.
It's not easy to do schoolwork on an old laptop with a poor internet connection.
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