Along with other organizations, three nonprofits that are addressing food insecurity have been making an effort to go paperless. Learn about their journeys!
Read TechSoup's message addressing the spread in the U.S. of xenophobic and hateful conduct against Asian Americans.
Messaging apps are way for a nonprofit to stay in touch with members, donors, and the community in general. WhatsApp is one of them. Discover more!
For your nonprofit, an app can be a great way to develop credibility and grow your organization. Discover the reasons why you should consider building an app!
In the United States, 40 percent of the food supply goes to waste. Food Rescue Hero uses technology to reduce food waste and food insecurity. Learn more!
TechSoup has hosted a third Public Good App House demo event on how we can use tech to address food insecurity. Learn more about it and discover the demos!
FIRST is an acronym that summarizes the five key priorities you will need to convey to funders about your proposed program or project. Find more about it!
Moving to more in-person events doesn't mean moving away from technology. Find out five tips to keep in mind when your organization starts transitioning back.
Grantseeking is a vital part of any nonprofit's operations. Read more to get a list of some useful grant directories and resources that we've compiled.
In this second blog post in the series, you will find two very important things to keep in mind when you are preparing your grant proposal. Discover more!
A social media policy clearly spells out what is and is not acceptable for the nonprofit organization's social media activities. Discover more about this!
Technology tools and practices have evolved in philanthropy. Find out which are the three key trends that are affecting both funders and nonprofit partners!