2021 provided nonprofits with an opportunity to rebuild using technology, reports Biz Tech Magazine. 

If 2020 was a shock to the system for nonprofit organizations large and small, 2021 offered an opportunity for rebuilding that many nonprofits tried to embrace throughout the year.

According to Harvard Business Review, nonprofits deployed smart tech to help them keep providing their services during the pandemic.

Covid-19 created cascades of shortages, disruptions, and problems that rolled downhill and landed in the most vulnerable neighborhoods. In these neighborhoods, it’s often nonprofit organizations that provide services to members of the community.

NFL player starts nonprofit to help student athletes find careers after sports, reports ABC13.

There comes a time when athletes have to hang up the cleats. A Houston native, in his fourth season in the NFL, launched a nonprofit aimed to set up young student-athletes for life after the game.