nonprofit

Our organization, the National Criminal Justice Association is currently seeking bids for ongoing website maintenance/support. We are a non-profit based in Chinatown (Washington, DC), and currently operate two Drupal-based websites.

Our RFP is available online at:

http://www.ncja.org/sites/default/files/documents/NCJA-RFP-Web-Services-May-2015.pdf

Submit your proposals by Friday, June 5, 2015.

If you have questions, please let me know. Thanks.

Hello,

ArtiCulture.org is a nonprofit located in Minneapolis with a mission to empower individuals and communities to create positive change through the visual arts. Our current site is built on Drupal and we are in need of getting the site updated with two critical functionalities that directly impact our day to day operations. The original team that built our site is no longer around and we do not have any expertise to get this update done on our own.

1) Ability for users to select class time/date
2) Ability for users to pay on our site for the registered classes

Hi,

Win a six-week live online Drupal course to learn to build your site and one-on-one strategic planning FREE for a web project that has a positive social impact.

We are giving out a Grant worth $700 to an individual who has an innovative idea for a website that will have a positive social impact. If you have such an idea you are eligible to apply. (Projects can be for-profit, nonprofit, sponsored by an organization or independent.)

Apply and learn more about the grant
http://new-media-solutions.com/social-impact

More about the course

Mastering Drupal

Links are on the website, http://nctech4good.org/

We’d love to have you submit a proposal for a pre-selected session, due on Thursday, Feb. 28. You’ll need to create an account, and then submit a proposal at http://nctech4good.org/call-for-sessions. There will be pitches for additional sessions during the opening session of the conference.

We also invite you to become a sponsor. Beyond supporting the Conference, sponsorship provides sponsor exposure to our local nonprofit technology community throughout the year.

We hope to see you in Chapel Hill in June,

Judy Hallman

Hi all,

I'm looking for recommendations of site-building tools. My organization serves nonprofits and I often get asked what tools they could use to make a simple 'about us' website of their own pretty simply. This by definition implies free/cheap hosted services that require little code, preferably no code. I'm guessing some of you have reccomendations you also make when approached by clients with too-small budgets.

OurNewton.org is a a volunteer run, ad-free site for community news in and around Newton, MA. We are Newton Public School parents who gather news and events in Newton, Massachusetts, of interest to families, parents, children, teens, seniors, and all adults. We are seeking assistance in bringing the site to the next level. Our current mailing list is 2,700 and growing. We would like to build our list and therefore increase our readership. We would also like to add in social media functions, bulletin board options, and easy RSS feeds for our various constituency.

The Veterans Artist Program (VAP) - http://veteranartistprogram.org/ - is looking for volunteer Drupal developers to help build out their website and create a system that allows them to track data about the artists they are involved with.

Is this something that you'd be interested in working on? If so, please let me know at kate@techies4good.com or by signing up at http://goo.gl/uYqoc

Kate Bladow
Techies 4 Good
http://on.fb.me/GQqYxR

NPO Drupal Friends,

ThinkShout is proud to announce that we are facilitating the first ever Drupal Day for Nonprofit IT Professionals event at this year’s Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC) April 3rd, 2012, at the Hilton Union Square in San Francisco.

The content of this full-day event will be geared toward IT decision-makers who either currently manage, or are considering, the Drupal content management system. With this focus, this event will be applicable to Drupal professional service providers specializing in the nonprofit sector, in-house nonprofit software developers, Drupal power-users, and executive nonprofit staff responsible for managing website and web application procurement and maintenance.

Session submissions are open for DrupalCon Denver and we’re excited to have an entire track devoted to the Nonprofit, Government & Education sectors. We have some great featured speakers confirmed. We’re also seeing a growing number of sessions being proposed -- but we need a lot more!

Are any of you CRM gurus attending the Oct 14 PNW Summit meeting? I'm surprised to not see any proposed sessions related to CRM development/integration.

I'm involved in CRM integration for churches/nonprofits, initially using CiviCRM but want to hear from the voice of experience and see a comparison of strengths/weaknesses of the upcoming solutions (Red Hen, dropCRM, churches CRM, etc) vs established ones like CiviCRM. As a newcomer to the CRM discussion, I'm looking for a bird's eye view of what's happening.

Any chance of a meetup in Portland? Will CiviCRM have a presence?