Thanks. I requested to join the two TechSoup groups.
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Gayley Knight wrote:
I agree that Tech Soup is a great resource. They have 2 groups on
LinkedIn that you (or the nonprofit) could join for a lot more
resources and help.
/gayley knight
twitter.com/mothergeek
businessherway.net
I agree that Tech Soup is a great resource. They have 2 groups on
LinkedIn that you (or the nonprofit) could join for a lot more
resources and help.
/gayley knight
twitter.com/mothergeek
businessherway.net
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Check Tech Soup. They have a couple systems designed for non-p
They using a raw data base program because they are tech ignorant.
Groupthink has amazing consequences. Look at the US economy for instance.
And yes ... Membership Plus is still around. Ver 11.
http://www.memplushome.com/
Thanks for that tip. At first glance it looks like a viable option...
Check Tech Soup. They have a couple systems designed for non-profit
fundraising for a nominal fee.
> -Original Message-
> I am trying to advise a small, poor, low tech skills, non-profit about
> what membership/donations database tool they should use.
>
> They have copies of both Access
OK stupid question. Why are they using a raw data base program?
There are a myriad of programs that have been designed to help Non
profits keep track of just about everything. Plus give reports etc.
Even Quick Books pro at one time have a non profit module to help
keep track of donations.
I am trying to advise a small, poor, low tech skills, non-profit about
what membership/donations database tool they should use.
They have copies of both Access and FM Pro (8?) and have made a
problematic 1st attempt in Access at adopting another orgs. Access
database for use with their 400 mem
