NPower Greater DC Region - What We Do and Why

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In a world where having the “latest and greatest” is the norm…

many nonprofits do vital work without the most basic technology .

“ 37 percent of small nonprofits have no salary expenses related to technology.”
“ 20 percent have an IT budget of 0.”
2006 NTEN Nonprofit IT Staffing Survey

“ 70 percent of nonprofits say that recruiting IT staff is somewhat or extremely challenging.”
The Nonprofit Workforce Crisis: Real or Imagined?

“ 77 percent of nonprofits have annual revenue less than $1 million and many cannot afford IT staff.”
National Council of Nonprofit Associations

“ No technology, no tomorrow.”
National Genealogical Society, Applicant for the 2007 Technology Innovation Award

NPower Greater DC Region

Putting technology “know-how” in the hands of nonprofits since 2003.

15,000 hours of technology consulting and support

$1,000,000 in software donations from Microsoft.

We help nonprofits

Advocate

Collaborate

Communicate

Evaluate

Innovate

and Fundraise

so they can better serve our community

Over 150 clients including

America Speaks

Capitol Hill Computer Corner

Community of Hope

Phillips Collection

The Eurasia Foundation

Potomac Conservancy

Community Council for the Homeless at Friendship Place

Save Darfur

Join us in bringing the power of technology to more nonprofits.

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NPower Greater DC Region - What We Do and Why

by NPower on Nov 11, 2007

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