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Nonprofit Uses Tech to Feed Hungry
Brooklyn nonprofit More Than A Meal is using technology to make sure no family goes hungry, reports Pix11.
In the wake of the pandemic, NYC food banks and pantries have seen an unprecedented increase in people in need, forcing those trying to help to reassess their approach to combat the problem.
Read more...Nonprofits Can Benefit From Tech
According to BizTechMagazine, nonprofits can benefit from implementing three tech strategies to improve their overall efficiency.
Many nonprofits begin with a mission to make a broad impact on the people they serve, so it’s no surprise they often have ambitious goals.
Read more...Technology Improves Organ Procurement
According to TechCrunch, technology is transforming how transplant organs are acquired.
Every year, more than 100,000 people in the United States wait for an organ donation. More than a dozen people will die each day still waiting. Such is the brutal math and the necessary optimism required to work in the organ procurement world.
Read more...Road to Hire Gets Grant to Train Youth
Road to Hire received a $200,000 grant which it will use to increase its technical training program for young adults, reports BizJournals.
A $200,000 grant will help local organization Road to Hire accelerate its technical training programs for underrepresented young adults.
Read more...Milwaukee Nonprofit Wins Give Smart Award
Milwaukee’s MKE Black won a Give Smart Award, which it will use to build its staff and run a fundraising campaign, reports BizJournals.
The local nonprofit MKE Black plans to use a recent Give Smart award to pursue its first internal fundraising campaign and hopefully build a paid staff.
Read more...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.
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