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Google Donation Helps Workers Adjust to Tech
Google will give nonprofits that help workers adjust to the changing workplace $1 billion dollars over the next five years, reports USA Today. The national digital skill initiative will help train workers for jobs in the rapidly changing tech field.
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New Online Community Connects Tech Professionals with Nonprofits
According to the Nonprofit Quarterly, the Nerdery had such success with its 24 hour tech challenges (that helped nonprofits improve their tech) that it is launching NerdKind an online community that matches tech professionals with nonprofits that need tech help.
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Nonprofit Helps Veteran Run Businesses
Bunker Labs, a Chicago-based nonprofit and business incubation program, held an event at the Wisconsin State Capitol that highlighted veterans who create start ups. The “Muster Across America” helps the veterans connect with government officials and funding sources.
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Nonprofits Slow to Embrace Tech
According to DEVEX, despite the advancement of technology into all secotrs, less than half of nonprofit CEOs think that digital will not affect their sector in the next couple of years.
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Tech Companies Step in to Help Puerto Rico
As Puerto Rico struggles to recover from the hurricane, tech companies step in to help, reports ABC News. Both Google and Facebook have pledged technology or funds to help the island restore communications and other key infrastructure.
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Nonprofit Tech Summit Gets Sponsor
According to Market Insider, the Cleveland Nonprofit Technology Summit announced that Cureo is a now a sponsor of the event. Cureoa, online collaboration technology for nonprofits, will now help sponsor the event. The event gives nonprofits an opportunity to learn and collaborate with nonprofit tech companies.
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Tech Companies Join Push for Tech Jobs
Top Tech companies such as Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft have pledged to give $300 million for fostering computer-science education in the United States.
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Wild Apricot Gets Acquired
According to the Nonprofit Times, Wild Apricot, a membership management platform has been acquired by Personify.
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Microsoft Brings the Cloud to Nonprofits
According to GeekWire, Microsoft Philanthropies--the philanthropic arm of Microsoft--announced that it met its goal for helping nonprofits move to the cloud. In 2016, the organization pledged to give $1 billion in Microsoft Azure cloud services to 70,000 nonprofits around the world.
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What's App Founder Leaves for Nonprofit
Brian Acton, co-founder of Whatsapp, is leaving the company, reports TechCrunch. Acton wants to start a nonprofit company that focuses on the intersection of nonprofit, technology and communication.
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