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Chester County Nonprofits Receive AI Tools to Navigate New Technologies
The United Way of Chester County has partnered with Penn State University to provide Chester County nonprofits and social enterprises with the tools they need to navigate new technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). The partnership resulted in a successful workshop that left a lasting mark on the nonprofits. According to the Daily Local, the workshop was designed to help the nonprofits understand the potential of AI and how to use it to benefit their organizations. The workshop also included a discussion on the ethical implications of using AI.
Read more...5 Reasons Nonprofits Should Utilize Human Services Software
Nonprofit organizations are essential to providing services and support to those in need. But managing a nonprofit can be difficult. Human services software is a technology that can help streamline operations, improve efficiency, and enhance service delivery. It automates administrative tasks, optimizes resource allocation, and facilitates data-driven decision-making. This user-friendly software helps nonprofits maximize their impact and reach. According to TechBullion, human services software can improve the effectiveness of nonprofits in many ways.
Nonprofits are essential to helping those in need, and human services software can be a great tool to improve their effectiveness. However, it is important to remember that technology is not a cure-all. Nonprofits should be sure to consider their specific needs and goals when deciding whether or not to use human services software. It's also important to ensure that the software is user-friendly and secure, and that it meets all relevant regulations and standards.Read More
Read more...Leading Nonprofit Executives in Westchester Share Best Practices and Leadership Strategies
At the 2023 Westchester OpCon, hosted by New York Nonprofit Media, experts and local officials discussed ways to strengthen partnerships, streamline processes, and improve fundraising. The event focused on Westchester County, and highlighted the importance of collaboration between nonprofits and local government. Robin Hood Foundation, a nonprofit organization, announced plans to expand the child care voucher program in New York City. Additionally, a GED test center for people with disabilities opened in the city.
Read more...Nonprofit Power of Perception Wins Prestigious Statewide Award
Power of Perception, a local nonprofit organization founded by Dennis Beale, was recently honored with the “People’s Choice Award” at the Wisconsin Innovation Awards in Madison. The Eau Claire-based organization provides more opportunities to black, biracial, and minority students in the community through mentoring programs, tutoring sessions, inspirational talks, and excursions. Out of 300 nominees and 25 finalists, nine winners were honored during the event at the Memorial Union in Madison. The “People’s Choice Award” winner was determined by votes that were collected using an online platform during the ceremony. According to Volume One, the award ceremony recognizes the state’s most innovative products and services from various industry categories.
Read more...Crypto Billionaire's Nonprofit Invests Big in AI Chips
A nonprofit organization funded by cryptocurrency billionaire Jed McCaleb has made a big investment in AI technology. The organization, called Voltage Park, purchased 24,000 Nvidia H100 chips worth $500 million. These chips are used to power artificial intelligence projects. Voltage Park plans to offer low-cost AI computing to help with the shortage of AI chips. Eric Park, CEO of Voltage Park, believes that the current ecosystem for machine learning is broken. The chips will be set up in Texas, Virginia, and Washington and are expected to be fully deployed by February. This investment comes after the release of OpenAI's ChatGPT last year, which caused a surge in demand for Nvidia's advanced AI silicon. Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, and a host of startups also sell AI chips that are in high demand. This investment is a big step forward for AI technology.
Read more...2024 Raise Conference Returns to Nashville - Get Ready for the Exciting Speakers!
The 2024 Raise Conference is returning to Nashville, Tennessee and they are now accepting applications for speakers. This conference is an opportunity for people to come together and discuss the latest trends in business, technology, entertainment, and financial services. It is a great way to stay informed and network with other professionals in the industry. According to the Raise Conference website, the event is open to anyone who is interested in learning more about the topics and engaging in meaningful conversations.
Read more...3 Foundations Leading the Way in Nonprofit IT Funding
The Technology Association of Grantmakers (TAG) recently released guidelines for funding nonprofit IT. Chantal Forster, the outgoing TAG Executive Director, identified three foundations as being on the “front lines” of supporting grantees’ IT needs: the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. These foundations are doing important work in the field of nonprofit IT, such as providing grants for IT-related projects, offering technical assistance, and helping to build capacity.
Read more...$45 Million for Nonprofits: Biden-Harris Administration Announces Energy Efficiency Building Upgrades
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced a $45 million investment to help nonprofits upgrade their buildings to become more energy efficient. This investment is part of the Department of Energy's efforts to reduce energy costs and increase the sustainability of the nation's buildings. The investment will help nonprofits save money on energy costs and reduce their environmental impact. The Department of Energy will provide grants to help nonprofits cover the costs of energy efficiency upgrades, such as installing energy-efficient windows, doors, and insulation.
Read more...Can Uncharitable Change People's Minds About Nonprofits?
The Columbian recently reported on the new film "Uncharitable" and its potential to shift people's perspectives on overhead costs at nonprofits. The movie follows the story of a young woman who discovers the importance of overhead costs in running a successful nonprofit. She learns that the money spent on overhead is essential to the success of the organization and that it should not be viewed as a negative expense. The film also highlights the importance of transparency and accountability when it comes to nonprofit organizations.
Read more...Nonprofit Empowerment Symposium to Connect Local Nonprofits with Millions of Dollars in Grants
Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks is hosting a Nonprofit Empowerment Symposium on November 1st at the Prince George’s Community College Center for Performing Arts. The event is organized by the county executive’s Office of Strategic Partnerships and will connect local nonprofits with millions of dollars in grant funding opportunities. The symposium will focus on The C3 Experience, which stands for Connect, Collaborate, and Cultivate relationships. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about grant funding and network with other nonprofits.
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