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New Technology Guide for Nonprofits Released
CharityComms has released a new nonprofit guide, reports Charity Digital News. The Innovation Guide, which is free, helps nonprofits determine how best to leverage technology.
Read more...Nonprofit Works to Develop a Climate Plan
According to the Santa Fe New Mexican, Santa Fe community college hosted an event that encouraged students to find a cure for climate change. Students competed in the The World Climate game. The games was developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the nonprofit Climate Interactive.
Read more...Nonprofit Gives Tech to Schools
A school district in Maine received a donation of over 600 pieces of technology equipment thanks to the nonprofit Ruth's Reusable Resources, reports WABI 5.
Read more...AI Will Help Nonprofits
According to the Nonprofit Times, nonprofit experts believe artificial intelligence will help nonprofits in a variety of ways. Including, engaging donors, performing A/B testing and data analytics.
Read more...Tech Will Solve World Water Crisis
ImagineH2O, the nonprofit organization working to solve water challenges around the globe , continues to put the focus on using technology to bring about change.
Read more...Getting Your Boards Behind New Tech
According to Biz Tech, nonprofit boards are notoriously slow at adopting new technology, however, if you routinely make technology part of your discussion with your board, it will help when it is time for your board to make a decision about new technology.
Read more...MN Group Mentors Small Nonprofits
GiveMN, known for their Give to the Max days, has developed a program called RaiseMN, reports the Star Tribune. The program mentors small nonprofits on better ways to fundraise.
Read more...3D Printed Homes Could Stop Homelessness
According to Green Matters, nonprofit New Story and ICON Homebuilding have teamed up to address the lack of affordable housing. To do so they will create 3D printed houses. The first 3D printed neighborhood will built in Latin America this summer.
Read more...IKEA Becomes More Accessible
The Israeli Ikea is working with a local nonprofit to create add-on to help disabled people improve the furnitures functionality, reports the Washington Post. Israeli ThisAbles uses 3D printing technology to create add ons to make the furnishings more accessible.
Read more...Donating on Instagram
Later this year Instagram will have a donate button on Instagram stories, reports Forbes. Nonprofits can take steps now to prepare for this functionality.
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