A Missouri nonprofit trains inmates for careers in technology once they are released, reports Fox Business. 

As the world advances and companies modernize, the need for tech workers has grown tremendously, and the pandemic put that need on hyperdrive. A prison in Missouri is looking to fill that gap by training inmates in computer programming so that they can enter the tech workforce after their release.

According to PRNewsWire, iWave has released a new prospects list feature.

iWave, the industry's top-rated fundraising intelligence solution, today announced the launch of Prospect Lists, a new feature that reimagines prospecting in the nonprofit space.

Growing a nonprofit during times of crises is possible, reports Forbes.

While the Covid-19 pandemic has been a disruptive force across all industries, it also bore a sort of cultural reset—a renewed vigor in the workforce of those wanting specifically to use their talents and skills in purposeful ways.