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Qgiv Hosts Conference
According to Global Newswire, Qgiv hosted its first annual conference for nonprofit users in February.
Qgiv, a leading provider of digital fundraising software for nonprofits, hosted its first annual conference Feb. 26-28, 2023, at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Orlando.
Read more...Nonprofit Connects Community with Tech
Charlotte based nonprofit Computers for Community refurbishes old technology to give to community members, reports CNC.
These days, technology is used for just about everything. Many people likely have several old devices laying around the house while others don’t have any access to computers.
Read more...PepsiCo Foundations Selects Changemakers
According to PR News Wire, the PepsiCo Foundation has selected the 2023 Black Changemakers nominees.
The PepsiCo Foundation and Doritos SOLID BLACK today announced 16 Black nonprofit leaders selected for the 2023 Black Changemakers program, a program developed to uplift Black community leaders and amplify their bold voices to showcase the positive impact they are making
Read more...EPA Opens Up Grants
The U.S. Department of Environmental Protection Agency will have grants available for nonprofits working to lower pollution, reports the Nonprofit Times.
The U.S. Department of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has provided the first public notice of its Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) program. Nearly $27 billion will be made available through two grant competitions that will fund clean energy and clean air investments. The two competitions are expected to launch this summer.
Read more...Nonprofit Brings Tech to Low Income Residents
Amesbury’s nonprofit TEK Collaborative, brings technology to low income residents, reports the Daily News.
No one should be without modern technology, at least that’s what Amesbury resident Jeff Williams believes. It’s that belief which drove him to recently launch the nonprofit organization TEK Collaborative.
Read more...Affordable Prescriptions
Nonprofit Rx Outreach helps provide affordable prescriptions, reports Biz Journals.
It's no secret that the price of prescription drugs costs people more than just money, as millions struggle to pay for life-saving medications.
Read more...eMazzanti Helps Callisto Recover
Nonprofit tech company eMazzanti Technologies publishes a nonprofit case study on Callisto, reports PR Web.
eMazzanti Technologies, a NYC area managed services provider and nonprofit IT partner published a new nonprofit solution case study featuring Callisto.
Read more...IRS Works with Policy Nonprofit
According to Fed Scoop, the IRS is working with nonprofit New America to see if it is feasible to establish a “direct file” tax return system.
The Internal Revenue Service is working with technology public policy nonprofit New America to study the feasibility of establishing a digital, IRS-operated “direct file” tax return system.
Read more...Nonprofits Need Volunteers More Than Ever
According to the University of Maryland, nonprofits are relying more on volunteers.
Nonprofit organizations grappling with increased demand, limited resources and reduced staffing in the wake of a global pandemic rely more than ever on volunteer engagement, but those volunteers are now harder to engage, according to new research released Tuesday by the University of Maryland.
Read more...Keeping Bears and Humans Safe
A Montana nonprofit is working to keep both humans and bears safe, reports the Flathead Beacon.
Over a one-week period in June 2022, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) bear management specialists captured and killed four bears involved in human-bear conflicts across Northwest Montana.
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