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2005: delivered 5,000+ hrs of tech services to 120+ nonprofits
(to-date)
2004: delivered 9,000+
hrs of tech services to 80+ nonprofits
2003: delivered 7,000+
hrs of tech services to 40+ nonprofits |
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Upcoming Events |
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Technology Education: Wireless
Data & Work Mobility
Sponsored by
Verizon Wireless
Friday, July 15th
11:30am-2:30pm
Location: TBD
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2005
Client List |
24/7 Gateway
Center
Alliance
Theater
Atlanta Enterprise
Center
Atlanta Habitat for
Humanity
Atlanta Women's
Foundation
Boys & Girls
Clubs of Metro Atlanta
Brain
Tumor Foundation
Camp
Kudzu
Center for Puppetry
Arts
The Chris and Merry
Carlos Horse Park at Chastain
CHRIS Kids
Clayton
Family Care
Communities In
Schools Of Atlanta
Community
Health Charities of Georgia
Edna McConnell Clark Foundation
Fernbank Museum of Natural
History
Gate City Day
Nursery
GA Association of
Homes & Services for the Aging
Georgia Health Decisions
Georgia Shakespeare
Georgia StandUp
Girls
on the Run
Health Care of
Georgia
Interfaith Outreach
Home
Jewish Family &
Career Services
Kids in Need
of Dreams
Lutheran
Towers
Ministry
Venture
Museum of
Contemporary Art of Georgia
Partnership for Community Action
Project Open Hand
Serve Management Group
Southface Energy Institute
Student Aid Foundation
The Giving Tree
The Joy House
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TechBridge & the 13
NPower Affiliates,
supported by Microsoft, have provided tech services
to 4,500+ nonprofits |
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In
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The Right Technology Keeps Nonprofit
Funders Cheerfully
Giving
TechBridge
& Cobb
Microenterpise
Center
Nonprofits live and die
by their funding. Every nonprofit understands that funding
organizations demand demonstrable program metrics.
Writing winning grant applications and effective program
reporting requires nonprofits to collect, organize and
report large amounts of data. However, information
management is a challenge when human and technology resources
are limited....read more |
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TechBridge
Participates in the Southern AIDS/HIV Prevention
Initiative
New
York-based Pfizer Foundation has chosen TechBridge to provide
technology services to 19 organizations as part of the Southern
AIDS/HIV Prevention Initiative. TechBridge will deliver a wide
array of web-related services ranging from Web-in-a-Box templates to
custom web sites. The initiative also includes TechBridge consulting
and training services. The agencies receiving TechBridge
services through this initiative are:
AID to Inmate Mothers - Montgomery,
AL
Baton Rouge AIDS Society
- Baton Rouge, LA
HIV
Services, Inc. - Vicksburg, MS
Mujeres Unidas Contra el SIDA, Inc. - San Antonio,
TX
Rural Women's Health
Project, Inc. - Gainesville, FL
South Mississippi AIDS Task Force, Inc. - Biloxi,
MS
Southwest Louisiana AIDS
Council - Lake Charles, LA
International AIDS Empowerment, Inc. - El Paso,
TX
Health Outreach Project,
Inc. - Atlanta, GA
Palmetto
AIDS Life Support Services - Columbia, SC
Sembrando Flores - Homestead,
FL
Jacksonville Area Sexual
Minority Youth Network - FL
Methodist Healthcare Foundation/Community HIV Network -
Chattanooga, TN
AIDS Care
Services - Winston-Salem, NC
AIDS Resource Council - Rome, GA
Chatham Social Health Council - Pittsboro,
NC
Family Services of
Greater Baton Rouge - LA
Community-Based Learning Alternatives Center, Inc. -
Smithfield, NC
Southeast-Georgia Communities Project - Lyons,
GA
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NetBank Engages TechBridge to Provide
Technology Services to its Grantees
Digital Ball Sponsor,
NetBank, has engaged TechBridge to deliver technology services to
select nonprofits serving the affordable housing industry.
This year NetBank has asked TechBridge to create Web-in-a-Box web
sites for three of their grantee organizations:
Labor of Love
Ministry
Georgia Affordable
Housing Corporation
Family
Community Housing Association
July/Aug Issue of TechLINKS Georgia Technology
Edition
Featured in
this issue: The TechBridge Technology Innovation Award, given
by Accenture. The award salutes innovation by recognizing
area nonprofits who use technology to advance their missions, reach
community targets, expand strategic goals and improve client
services.
Finalists for the 2005
Technology Innovation Award:
- Big Brothers
Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta
- Hemophilia of Georgia,
Inc.
- Hands on Network
Congratulations
to Hemophilia of Georgia, the 2005 Technology Innovation Award
winner.
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The 2005 Digital
Ball Presenting Sponsor
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Sponsor Corner |
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TechBridge is pleased to
highlight The Home Depot, a premier, Terabyte
Sponsor of the 2005 Digital Ball.
One of the eight core values of The Home Depot is giving back
to the community. Through an extensive community
relations program, the company reaches out to the
communities where their associates live and work with
philanthropic and volunteer support. Programs bring together
volunteerism, do-it-yourself expertise, product donations and
monetary grants to meet critical needs and build affordable
communities.
Team Depot is an associate volunteer force
linking the company's values to community needs through hands-on
service. In 2004, The Home Depot supported thousands of
nonprofit organizaions with $32 million of material and financial
contributions and volunteer services.
"The Home Depot has a long history of
giving back to the community. As a participant in
TechBridge's Corporate Partner Program, we are excited that our
Information Technology department is participating in
TechBridge's efforts to help nonprofit organizations streamline and
improve their IT operations," said Dave Kardesh, Vice President, IT
- Special Order and Services. "The Corporate Partner Program
is an especially good fit with our hands-on service
philosophy. We are proud to sponsor TechBridge so they can
help nonprofits better serve the community."
Founded in 1978, The Home Depot is the world's largest
home improvement specialty retailer and the second largest retailer
in the United States, with fiscal 2004 sales of $73.1 billion.
It employs approximately 325,000 associates and has 1919 stores
in North America.
Click here to learn more about The Home
Depot.
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The Corporate Partner
Program is a cost-effective way for TechBridge sponsors to support
their technology-skilled employees' community volunteer
efforts.
Click here to request more
information.
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