CiviCRM

Looking for an experienced Drupal pro to configure a public web site and CiviCRM installation. This is a contract job. There may be some theme tweaks needed, so theme experience is a plus.

Our preference is to work with someone in New England (US).

Please provide references and hourly rates.

Contact: Graham Clarke - info@53tech.com

The Drupal association is a non-profit organization which provides support for the Drupal, web content management, open source project. The Drupal association is an all volunteer organization with thirty permanent members, and a support base of over 1000 financial contributors. We will provide event sponsorship packages for the fund raising activity. You will also receive access to the Drupal association CRM, CiviCRM 2.1. As a fund raiser you will receive direct requests through the event website and be required to follow up via email and over the phone. This is a contract position.

Overview
The Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding is a small non-profit organization seeking to enhance its online presence.

At present, we are seeking a web design and development consultant/firm to create a new website that aligns with current organizational branding guidelines, allows simple updating through an easy to use CMS/WYSIWYG, has some built in social media/networking functions (e.g., a blog and forums), includes several password-protected sections and will scale with the organization through the next 3-5 years.

The BoF notes from DrupalCon DC here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/19737 mention that "When you have more than 100,000 contacts, it makes sense to look into other systems. Example: issues with Oregon Democratic Party site". I'm interested in knowing more about the question of scalability with CiviCRM.

Hi!

I've got two kids who are just starting their long school careers :) and i'm starting to look at open source in education. Earlier this year i realized that there is a big need for open source auction software to manage school auctions, but thats another story :)

This is the first Bay Area CiviCRM Meetup. Come meet others from the bay area who are interested in, using or developing for CiviCRM. We will have a presentation from an organization using CiviCRM locally and have an open question and answer session.

Please register at: http://civicrm.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=5

Hi folks,

The first DC CiviCRM Meetup this past Wednesday had a great showing. We had over 25 people who came out to talk about the system, where it is going, and how various organizations are implementing the CRM.

We discussed the need for both training and networking sessions, and have decided to hold two Meetups each month. In two weeks, on May 6th at 6:30pm, we will hold an "Introduction to CiviCRM" session. We are still looking for a location to hold this session, so please send me any recommendations on conference rooms we can use that can seat about 30 people.

Hi folks,

Just a quick reminder that the DC CiviCRM Meetup will hold it's first meeting this Wednesday, April 22nd from 6:30pm to 8:00pm at The Black Squirrel in Adams Morgan. We will have a Speed Show and Tell, giving each presenter 5 minutes to give a visual or spoken presentation about what they are doing with CiviCRM. This is a great opportunity to come
out and learn about the CiviCRM project, how people are using the system within their organizations, and meet other CiviCRM users and developers in the DC/VA/MD area. If you would like to present, please come prepared with a laptop.

Hi everyone. I saw on this on the CiviCRM.org site today. I plan on going to the user meeting.

• User Meetup - April 29 8:30am - 12:30pm
  San Francisco California
  This is a great opportunity to meet other CiviCRM users as well as members of the core team, share best practices, ask your tough questions and help chart the future of the project.
  This is a free event.
  Registration page and location details coming soon.

• Developer Camp - April 29-30 8:30am - 5:30pm
  San Francisco California