TechFoundation
The purpose of this presentation is to encourage nonprofit managers to develop and follow strategies for e-philanthropy rooted in the integration of both online and offline practices.
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Purpose of Presentation: The purpose of this presentation is to encourage nonprofit managers to develop and follow strategies for e-philanthropy rooted in the integration of both online and offline practices, resulting in more effective and efficient communication and fundraising programs. The focus of the session will be on providing an outline of tools and techniques. Following this presentation attendees should be able to initiate a process for online philanthropy in their own organizations.
Goals and Objectives:
Attendees will:
"TechFoundation’s investment in our email list-hosting capacity has had an extraordinary impact. Email is the glue that bonds environmental nonprofits in our region. These organizations depend on email lists for so many important activities—outreach, fundraising, public education—and now they’ve got a more reliable, sophisticated system underpinning their work. It’s making a big difference."
Dean Ericksen, Former Technical Director, ONE/Northwest
Norman Eng
placement at the Media & Technology Charter High School (MATCH)
Norman helped teach a web elective class and assists with technical requests at MATCH. He holds a degree in business communications and computer science from Bentley College. Internships at IBM/Lotus in Cambridge and Bentley College Web Services department inspired him to work with computers.