Background: Multi-state non-profit needs to get more geeky. They connect vulnerable, and sometimes volatile, folks with aid. http://www.thecupcakegirls.org/
So, I've found a ton of "non-profit donor management" software, and lots of "contact management" software (like salesforce), but nothing that seems to fit right. Here's how I understand the puzzle: On the input end, somebody finds (for example) a dentist willing to do some side work, so they get their name into the system, and their offered work. On the storage end: It collects a huge DB of all kinds of offered resources. On the output end, relatively computer illiterate people (who have been doing this in spreadsheets, or their brains) connect a need with a donor. So: person A needs a babysitter person B needs a chiropractor person C needs a driver person D needs a therapy session person X looks up all those needs, and finds donors for each. I'd hate to re-write a system that already existed, as it seems obvious enough that it already *should* exist, but my google-fu hasn't helped. Any suggestions of extant software, or things that are close? -Ronabop _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
