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“Any reliance on a single funding source is sometimes unavoidable, but the vulnerability it creates for a nonprofit should be the impetus to strive for diversification,” says Cynthia Reddrick of Philanthropy Journal in her post Individual giving key to stable funding yesterday. She goes on to highlight several recent stories about well-known organizations that grabbed national headlines and provide cautionary tales. Read more »
We dig the community we work with: smart folks committed to the social good who are seeking innovative ways to bring about positive change as effectively and efficiently as possible. Of course, we know that all the smarts and ingenuity don’t get you too far without the funky dollar bill. Read more »
Only two weeks until the Non-Profit Soapbox event of the year! Why should you attend? Reason #3: You’ll get to meet Brad, our Support Developer Guru To know Brad is to love him. You’ve had the pleasure of engaging with the charming Brad Grochowski via email. Some of you might even be lucky enough to chat with him on the phone. Put a face to the name and meet the man behind PICnet’s smiling support desk. Brad will be around to let you know how to get the most out of PICnet’s support service, which is really the cornerstone of the Non-Profit Soapbox model. You’ll also get to meet the rest of the PICnet team, so register today! Stay tuned for the next 2 reasons why you shouldn’t miss SUS12.
So you know that the Soapbox User Summit promises affordable training and Salesforce goodness, but this week we’re going to focus on yet another perk of joining your greater Soapbox family in DC on April 19th: Read more »
My goodness, time certainly does fly by. Today, PICnet marks its 11th birthday, and we’re excited to celebrate it with our growing community of non-profit and socially responsible business clients. Heading into our 12th year, we’re hot on the pioneering trail with a number of new products, including updates to our Soapbox Engage service and the new Soapbox Mailer. This is all part of our efforts to make technology affordable and accidental-techie friendly so that organizations can be more efficient. Before you send us a big bouquet of congratulations flowers, brand new hybrid vehicles, or eco-friendly private jets as celebratory gifts, we’ve got another gift in mind… If you have a PICnet penguin in your office, if you’ve ever participated in NTEN community efforts, or if you want to celebrate PICnet’s birthday without going through the hassle of buying us all new hybrid cars, please support NTEN’s scholarship fund to help send 50 organizations to the 2012 Nonprofit Technology Conference. Thanks to all our clients, partners, PICnetters, friends, and family who have supported us during the past 11 years. Here’s to another year of innovation, penguin fun, success…and eye-poking at over-priced competitors.
Guest video blogger and nonprofit accidental techie, Phil Penn Gwynn, calls on all nonprofit accidental techies and penguin lovers to post photos of their penguins to Twitter with the tweet: Release the penguins! #penguinfund #12NTC Watch Phil Penn Gwynn’s address: To witness video evidence of the crime that spawned this crusade and answer Phil Penn Gwynn’s call to donate to the #penguinfund, please click here. The grim photo ransom note below was first posted on NTEN’s own blog. Do not let this outrage stand. Tweet and donate today!  Penguin ransom note issued by NTEN
Guest video blogger and nonprofit accidental techie, Phil Penn Gwynn, has a vital announcement for nonprofit accidental techies and penguin lovers everywhere. To witness video evidence of the crime and answer his call to join the #penguinfund, please donate here.
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