Are your staff and volunteers going their own way with technology? You may dealing with shadow IT. Here's what you need to know.
You may not even know Direct Send exists, but it could leave your nonprofit open to phishing attacks.
When it comes to reporting finances and impact, what matters most to small donors? We argue for the importance of making your impact more tangible and relatable.
When planning nonprofit tech spending, there's no one single approach that meets the needs of every nonprofit. But there are a few principles to keep in mind.
If you're serious about growing your nonprofit's donor list, you'll have to move on from storing it in spreadsheets.
We spoke with TechSoup's own Phil Ferrante-Roseberry to understand how he uses AI tools in his work.
TechSoup offers antivirus and security products from both Avast and Norton. But which is best for your nonprofit? We break it down for you.
What can nonprofits expect in 2026? We're keeping an eye on these three trends.
On GivingTuesday, you can strengthen your community ties, recruit volunteers, and build relationships. We offer up some tips to accomplish just that.
Automatic software updates are tricky for both IT pros and regular users alike to keep track of. It doesn't have to be that way.
Libraries
TechSoup works with Mobile Beacon to provide Internet hotspots to nonprofits and libraries. Here are a five ideas for what you can do with them.
We wanted to take a moment and talk about the work that TechSoup does. But this isn't a story about what we do. This is a story about what you allow us to do.
