TechSoup has partnered with Dharma Merchant Services to offer
credit-card processing services and equipment to nonprofits and
public libraries at discounted rates and fees. Dharma is a
certified B Corporation, recognized for their triple-bottom-line
business that meets comprehensive and transparent social and
environmental performance standards.
Good360 donates new products like office furniture to nonprofit
agencies from the corporations that manufacture them. First you
register, then search for the products you need – or you can
submit a wish list. Just note that you will be required to pay
any shipping costs. Learn
how it works.
Microsoft Corp. announced July 27, 2011 that is has made updates
to its software
donation program that make it easier for nonprofit
organizations to get access to affordable technology.
Microsoft works closely with the nonprofit organization TechSoup Global and its
global network to operate the software donation program in 35
countries including the United States.
Since its launch in September 2009, the Flip Video program at
TechSoup has provided video cameras to nonprofits and public
libraries throughout the United States.
Aligned with its plans to shut down the Flip business, Cisco has
generously expanded the
Flip Video donation program. Donated bundles of UltraHD and
MinoHD cameras will be available to eligible organizations while
Flip Video products remain in stock.
TechMarketplace is a project of TechFoundation, an organization
that provides discounted and donated hardware, software and
technology services to nonprofits.
RAFT, Resource Area for Teaching, is an organization that
collects donations of teaching materials for distribution to
enrich pre K-12 education and community group programs. Their
goal is to assist teachers, nonprofits and community groups, by
providing materials and ideas for day-to-day teaching and for
supporting professional growth. The ideas and materials supplied
by RAFT enable students to explore subjects such as math,
science, and art through first-hand experience, bringing
educational value to thousands of donated items.
UC Davis Bargain Barn offers a variety of used office
equipment. You can browse items available for public
purchase on their website. The Bargain Barn also donates items to
local nonprofits that have filed an application form and are on
their approved list.
This site is an authorized reseller of computer software and
hardware with a broad offering of name brand, award-winning
programs for nonprofits. CCB supports nonprofits
exclusively.
Get more than 600 technology products at drastically reduced
prices through TechSoup. Nonprofit organizations generally pay
only administrative costs. TechSoup also can provide
nonprofits with refurbished laptops at a fraction of the cost.
See their website for more information on the Refurbished
Computer Initiative (RCI) Program.
Need entertainment for your event on a budget? ERC is an online
registry with 500+ regional entertainers, ideal for nonprofits
seeking to put the “fun” back in fundraising. The site has
entertainers of all types from musicians to magicians. The
mission of the ERC Registry is to help local talent get more
opportunities to perform – by helping clients find the type of
artist or performer they want for their event.
The California Teleconnect Fund (CTF) provides discounts on
advanced telecommunications services, i.e. broadband, for
qualifying schools, hospitals, libraries and community-based
organizations, including community technology programs. Your
organization may qualify to receive these discounts.
United Camps, Conferences and Retreats (UCCR), manages twelve
camp and retreat sites in northern California for nonprofit
organizations to enjoy. Rates are tailored specifically toward
the nonprofit community.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts’ “Arts in
Crisis” initiative supports arts organizations across the country
with technical assistance. The Initiative is a program
designed to provide planning assistance and consulting to
struggling arts organizations throughout the United States.
Choose from 50 to over 200 custom options designed by
professionals at LOGOTOURNAMENT. Submit a questionnaire, set a
prize amount and select your new logo. It’s easy and affordable.
Give Something Back Business Products donates a large portion of
it’s profits to nonprofit organizations throughout CA. Check out
their reasonable prices on a variety of office necessities. To
learn more about Give Something Back’s grant request process and
to view the application form visit Give Something Back.
We express our gratitude to Wells Fargo for providing the funding
for our new website. The goal of this project has been to create
a highly accessible resource for all nonprofit organizations in
the region, providing information at the fingertips of executive
directors, staff and board members.
Wells Fargo has been a partner in the project from the beginning,
helping us to leverage the website grant into a regional resource
hub, and we appreciate their dedication.
Donate-Back Credit-Card Processing Program
TechSoup has partnered with Dharma Merchant Services to offer credit-card processing services and equipment to nonprofits and public libraries at discounted rates and fees. Dharma is a certified B Corporation, recognized for their triple-bottom-line business that meets comprehensive and transparent social and environmental performance standards.
Good360
Goods for the greater good
Good360 donates new products like office furniture to nonprofit agencies from the corporations that manufacture them. First you register, then search for the products you need – or you can submit a wish list. Just note that you will be required to pay any shipping costs. Learn how it works.
Microsoft Software Donation Program
Software donations and discounts, training and monetary grants
Microsoft Corp. announced July 27, 2011 that is has made updates to its software donation program that make it easier for nonprofit organizations to get access to affordable technology.
Microsoft works closely with the nonprofit organization TechSoup Global and its global network to operate the software donation program in 35 countries including the United States.
Flip Video Donation Program
Since its launch in September 2009, the Flip Video program at TechSoup has provided video cameras to nonprofits and public libraries throughout the United States.
Aligned with its plans to shut down the Flip business, Cisco has generously expanded the Flip Video donation program. Donated bundles of UltraHD and MinoHD cameras will be available to eligible organizations while Flip Video products remain in stock.
Discount Hardware & Software
TechMarketplace is a project of TechFoundation, an organization that provides discounted and donated hardware, software and technology services to nonprofits.
Educational Materials
RAFT, Resource Area for Teaching, is an organization that collects donations of teaching materials for distribution to enrich pre K-12 education and community group programs. Their goal is to assist teachers, nonprofits and community groups, by providing materials and ideas for day-to-day teaching and for supporting professional growth. The ideas and materials supplied by RAFT enable students to explore subjects such as math, science, and art through first-hand experience, bringing educational value to thousands of donated items.
Discount Office Equipment
UC Davis Bargain Barn offers a variety of used office equipment. You can browse items available for public purchase on their website. The Bargain Barn also donates items to local nonprofits that have filed an application form and are on their approved list.
Discount Web Hosting & Design
Charity Advantage has a nonprofit website design service as well as donor management software.
More Discount Software
This site is an authorized reseller of computer software and hardware with a broad offering of name brand, award-winning programs for nonprofits. CCB supports nonprofits exclusively.
Discount Software and Refurbished Laptops
Get more than 600 technology products at drastically reduced prices through TechSoup. Nonprofit organizations generally pay only administrative costs. TechSoup also can provide nonprofits with refurbished laptops at a fraction of the cost. See their website for more information on the Refurbished Computer Initiative (RCI) Program.
Entertainment for Special Events
Need entertainment for your event on a budget? ERC is an online registry with 500+ regional entertainers, ideal for nonprofits seeking to put the “fun” back in fundraising. The site has entertainers of all types from musicians to magicians. The mission of the ERC Registry is to help local talent get more opportunities to perform – by helping clients find the type of artist or performer they want for their event.
Save Money and Get Better Internet and Phone Service
The California Teleconnect Fund (CTF) provides discounts on advanced telecommunications services, i.e. broadband, for qualifying schools, hospitals, libraries and community-based organizations, including community technology programs. Your organization may qualify to receive these discounts.
Discount Retreat and Conference Location
United Camps, Conferences and Retreats (UCCR), manages twelve camp and retreat sites in northern California for nonprofit organizations to enjoy. Rates are tailored specifically toward the nonprofit community.
Technical Assistance for Arts Organizations
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts’ “Arts in Crisis” initiative supports arts organizations across the country with technical assistance. The Initiative is a program designed to provide planning assistance and consulting to struggling arts organizations throughout the United States.
Need a Logo for Your Organization?
Choose from 50 to over 200 custom options designed by professionals at LOGOTOURNAMENT. Submit a questionnaire, set a prize amount and select your new logo. It’s easy and affordable.
Discount Office Products
Give Something Back Business Products donates a large portion of it’s profits to nonprofit organizations throughout CA. Check out their reasonable prices on a variety of office necessities. To learn more about Give Something Back’s grant request process and to view the application form visit Give Something Back.