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Sharing Technology Among Nonprofits

According to the Cape-Coral Breeze, local nonprofit professional finds a way to match nonprofits with organizations that are donating electronic equipment. Read more...

Making Grants Easier

According to Government Technology,  the Maine Technology Institute has streamlined its grantmaking process, giving nonprofits a better chance at applying and receiving grants. Read more...

Volunteering Skills

Tech professionals interested in volunteering for nonprofits can now volunteer their specific tech skills, reports Forbes. This is a change from volunteering for physical activities such as working in a soup kitchen or cleaning up a beach. This is using your skills, say in coding, to create a new program for a nonprofit. Read more...

Expanding Oracle Pro Bono

According to the Nonprofit Times, the Netsuite Social Impact program run by Oracle Netsuite is expanding. The program offers nonprofits get the technology (and tech help they need) and is expanding its Pro Bono work for nonprofits. Read more...

Giving Camp Another Success

This year’s GiveNWA camp saw technology professionals donating their time to help over 11 area nonprofits, reports NWA Online. Read more...

Tech Impact Security

Tech Impact has launched a new information security division, reports Cision. The division will help nonprofits create a cybersecurity plan that is unique for their organization. Read more...

Enhancing the Giving Experience

According to Cision, Malala Fund, a nonprofit founded by Malala Yousafzai, teamed up with GiveLively to create the “Simple Widget” a new tool that nonprofits can use on their website to enhance the “giving experience” Read more...

Tech Recycler Expands

TechDump, a Minneapolis nonprofit that provides electronics recycling along with job skill training, is expanding, reports the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. Read more...

Classmates Start Nonprofit

According to Forbes, the nonprofit MakerGirl was founded by two college classmates who wanted to see more girls enter the STEM field. Read more...

Bringing Light to Students

Nonprofit Extend the Day helps bring light to students in underdeveloped countries, reports GeekWire. The nonprofit’s light use solar power so students without electricity can still study late into the night. Read more...

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