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Bridging the Digital Divide
Wilkinsburg nonprofit Computer Reach has been selected by Digiunity to participate in a 10 city initiative to close the digital divide, reports the Post Gazette.
One of the fastest ways for children to get left behind in an academic setting these days is lack of access to technology. It can be nearly impossible for them to keep up with the rigors of modern education without a computer or, in some cases, an internet connection
Read more...Nonprofits Facing Digital Revolution
Nonprofits are finding themselves in the middle of a digital revolution, reports the Journal of Accountancy.
As the COVID-19 pandemic called many not-for-profits to serve more needy clients and change the way they sought donations, it also led them to invest in themselves — especially in their technology.
Read more...Bringing Automation to Nonprofits
According to Biz Tech Magazine, nonprofit leaders need to be involved in bringing automation to their organization.
Automation can provide a boost for a lot of nonprofit organizations with its ability to mobilize volunteers, maximize fundraising and minimize busywork. But when looking to bring in automation, IT departments need to consider implications outside of their own team.
Read more...Nonprofits Need to Increase Mobile Accessability
The pandemic has shown nonprofits that they need to increase their mobile options for both donors and employees, reports Biz Tech Magazine.
When mobility comes up in the nonprofit space, it’s often in the context of fundraising. Mobile devices have revolutionized the way donors give, creating unprecedented convenience that can drive significant contributions.
Read more...Nonprofit Uses Technology to Help Homeless
According to Record Net, nonprofit Dome of Hope uses a combination of technology, art and trade to help the homeless find permanent housing.
“How can you have someone try to solve homelessness if they haven’t been homeless? You need someone who’s been there, done that,” said Gwendolyn Dailey, the founder, president and CEO of Dome of Hope.
Read more...Collaboration Furthers Mission
According to Biz Tech Magazine, collaboration can help bring resources that nonprofits need to further their mission.
Nonprofits may be mission-driven, but their resources sometimes limit how far the mission can go. Many will therefore look for opportunities to collaborate, stretching their resources further to expand their reach.
Read more...Cleveland Nonprofit Brings Internet
Cleveland nonprofit DigitalC provides low-cost internet service to residents, reports WKSU.
Oscar Lawrence didn’t know how much he needed the internet until last year, when he connected with DigitalC, a nonprofit providing low-cost internet service to Cleveland residents.
Read more...US Cellular Makes Local Donations
According to Lincoln Journal Star, US Cellular made several donations to area nonprofits.
To celebrate the holiday season and the meaningful value of community, UScellular has donated items to the Friendship Home and Food Bank of Lincoln.
Read more...3i Housing Raises Big Funds During Giving Tuesday
Portland’s 3i Housing of Maine raised over $25,000 during Giving Tuesday, reports PR Newswire.
3i Housing of Maine ("3i HoME") is proud to report that it raised over $27,000 towards its Giving Tuesday campaign this year that will help fund development of at least 40 affordable, universally designed, apartments in the greater Portland area.
Read more...Nonprofits Often Lack Tech for Building Platforms
According to the Nonprofit Quarterly, nonprofits often lack the tech skills necessary to create a well function platform.
Nonprofits and technology often don’t mix. The nonprofit landscape is littered with abandoned grant-funded and poorly maintained tech projects.
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