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Hi all, I'm happy to announce that VozMob Drupal Distro (VozMobDD) version 0.5.1 has been released. VozMobDD is Drupal customized as a widely accessible mobile blogging platform. VozMobDD has been designed to make it easy to post content to Drupal from regular mobile phones via voice calls, SMS, or MMS.

Hey all,

I'm new to the group -- someone here at Yale suggested I sign up. I thought I'd hit up the group and see if there is any interest in helping a relatively new nonprofit LGBTQA student group get off the ground?

The 501(c)(3) nonprofit I run is called oSTEM or "Out in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics." We have 22 chapters and have been looking for a Drupal themer for a while now. Please visit the current site at www.ostem.org

There are several sessions at this conference that will be of interest to Drupal folks including A Tour of Drupal 7, How to Upgrade a Drupal 6 Site to a Drupal 7 Site, Best Practice on Moving to a CMS, User-centric Web Design, Cloud Computing.

Registration is now open for the second annual NCTech4Good Conference, http://nctech4good.org, Technology Solutions for Nonprofits, a two-day meeting that offers information, networking and social activities to staff, consultants and volunteers of North Carolina nonprofit and social service organizations.

Looking for Volunteer Web Programmers for non profit in San Francisco.

We need/would love to have:

A PHP/Drupal Developer

Hey all. I work for the Meyer Memorial Trust (MMT), a nonprofit in Oregon, USA, specifically we are a foundation. I was the developer who decided on Drupal for our site. We believe in openness and in promoting the use of open source, particularly amongst nonprofits, and in that vein we wanted to shared our entire process, our reasons for picking Drupal and the full recipe of how we built our Drupal site... warts and all. I thought I'd share it here in the hopes that it might be useful.

Why we picked Drupal

Our Drupal administration recipe

Our development process

Hello all,

I wanted to share an interesting result of some research we just completed on how Foundations are (or are not) using Open Source CMSs, like Drupal to power their own websites. This really was a tangent of another report we're working on but we found it interesting enough to share on our blog.

Our curiosity lead us to look at the top 885 Foundations with websites (based on endowment size), and we used a browser plug-in to determine how the sites were built. We were able to clearly identify the technology powering 478 of the 885 Foundation websites (54%).

Northern NJ non-profit looking for experienced Drupal consultant to help us get started replacing our old, HTML/Dreamweaver website with a new website using Drupal.

This state-wide conference's focus is how technology can advance the mission of nonprofit organizations. We are expecting about 150 technology providers and nonprofit professionals to attend.

We've got a great conference program. Can you join us?

We've still got plenty of room for you and your colleagues at the
NCTech4Good Conference, www.nctech4good.org. We've got 15 breakout
sessions in 3 tracks. Speakers include Jane Smith Patterson (e-NC),
Jeff Cobb (Tagoras), Ruby Sinreich (OrangePolitics.org), Wayne Sutton
(TriOut and OurHashtag), Kivi Leroux Miller

Hi -

I did some work a while ago for Theatre Without Borders, a group of associated theatre artists promoting theatre and peace around the world.

The site I set up is very simple, Drupal 5 with no customisation (maybe some CSS hacks, but that's it).

Despite the accessibility of the site, the members of the group still have challenges understanding how to use it, and so requests will come through to change a block or a menu (maybe sometimes change a View...)

At Saturday's most-excellent central Florida Drupal meetup, we had a discussion about what we should call day 2 of DrupalCamp. As you may or may not know, this year, we're adding a second day to DrupalCamp Florida where we're going to be building a full site for a local non-profit organization. We're going to pre-select an organization prior to the event and do some initial legwork, but 100% of the development will be done on day 2 of the camp.