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If you subscribe to TechSoup's weekly By the Cup newsletter and work for a 501(c)3 organization or public library, enter our monthly drawing for an hour of tech time by phone with a TechSoup employee, during which you can find resources to help your organization improve its technology infrastructure.

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Wondering how other public libraries are tackling their technology problems? TechSoup's MaintainIT project, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, works with public libraries to identify best practices of technical support for public computers.

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One of my TechSoup coworkers recently participated in the first-ever "Tenderloin Tech Day," a half-day workshop for anyone in the neighborhood with a tech problem.

Check out this CNET video where residents and techies grapple with hard-drive issues, broken laptops, and Internet lessons.

The event was sponsored by Saint Anthony's Foundation, San Francisco Network Ministries, and Tech Connect.

September is National Preparedness Month, an initiative designed to promote emergency preparedness. Below are some resources you can use to prepare yourself for a natural or man-made disaster.

There are a lot of duties that fall onto a nonprofit employee's plate and unfortunately, printer repair is often one of them. Fortunately, there are many online resources that can help you out of color printing "jam," so to speak.

Register now for Craigslist Foundation's fourth annual San Francisco Bay Area Nonprofit Boot Camp, which takes place August 18 at UC Berkeley.