TechSoup’s Mini Guide to Microsoft Project »
Find support, product information, and tips for Microsoft’s project-management tool, available to qualifying organizations on TechSoup Stock.

TechSoup’s Mini Guide to Microsoft Project »
Find support, product information, and tips for Microsoft’s project-management tool, available to qualifying organizations on TechSoup Stock.

TechSoup’s Mini Guide to Microsoft Project »
Find support, product information, and tips for Microsoft’s project-management tool, available to qualifying organizations on TechSoup Stock.

Another Sunday, another exploited pdf »
Gone are the days when PDF documents were considered safe. Since last year when it was discovered that PDF documents were exploitable, the golden days of the safe PDFs came to an end. I realize I am sounding a little dramatic here, but don’t get me wrong; the threat is very real and malicious. One example [...]

New Nonprofit News Source »
Do you find that the wealth of information online is a mixed blessing? True, almost anything a nonprofit organization might need to know can be discovered on the internet… eventually. On the other hand, information overload can be simply overwhelming. If you work for a nonprofit that’s just beginning to investigate taking your show on the internet, where do you begin to read and learn? Alltop.com is a new site that developer Guy Kawasaki describes as an “online magazine rack,” a fast way to see...(read more)

TechSoup’s Mini Guide to Microsoft Project »
Find support, product information, and tips for Microsoft’s project-management tool, available to qualifying organizations on TechSoup Stock.

TechSoup’s Mini Guide to Microsoft Project »
Find support, product information, and tips for Microsoft’s project-management tool, available to qualifying organizations on TechSoup Stock.

Online Event: Photo-Sharing for your Nonprofit »
Join us March 25 in TechSoup’s forums, where we will be hosting an all-day online event to help show you ways you can make the most out of Flickr and other online photo-sharing and editing tools.

Living the Martyr Lifestyle »
I don’t think it’s a stretch to say that many of us in the nonprofit sector tend to gravitate toward the martyr lifestyle. We work long hours, we worry about work when we’re not there, sometimes, we even dream about it. To some extent, I think that it’s perfectly natural for us to be like this. You don’t work in a nonprofit if you’re not a passionate, caring individual. Sometimes though, that passion carries us too far.

Guiding CASA New Orleans Towards a More Effective Web Site »
One of the great innovations of the Nonprofit Technology Conference(NTC) is its matchmaking of conference participants (mostly nonprofit staffers like you, in marketing or technology) with local nonprofits to solve concrete problems. What a great contribution to the community you’re visiting, and a wonderful opportunity for NTC attendees to meet residents in our field (all too often conference attendance takes place in a bubble).

R U Ready 2 Lead? »
Assuming the impending nonprofit workforce crisis is real and not imagined, we have some work to do. The latest report on the subject, Ready to Lead: Next Generation Leaders Speak Out,* reviews the various factors that will make nonprofit leadership recruitment more difficult in the years to come. Large numbers of retiring Baby Boomers and the money worries of Gen Xers and Gen Yers will constrain the supply of would-be leaders even as we’re drawn into an all-out “war for talent” with the government and business sectors.

Applause for Rockefeller’s $500,000 to Study Social Stock Market : Social Business Blog »
In today’s Financial Times it has been announced that the well-known US-based Rockefeller Foundation has pledged $500,000 to conduct a feasibility study of the concept of a social stock exchange (SSE) in the UK. Details of the grantees are not available in the article, but we suspect that SSE pioneers Pradeep Jethi and Mark Campanale are among those whose efforts will benefit from the grant.