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Global reach, local change

TechSoup Global, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, was founded in 1987 on the belief that technology is a powerful enabler for social change. Since then, we’ve assembled a worldwide network of individuals and organizations that share this conviction. This network—one that you likely belong to—is working together to develop and share innovative solutions to our most urgent social challenges.

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Change happens in the space where people connect

We’re a nonprofit too

Civil society, NGOs, charities, social benefit organizations—we go by many names, but we’re working towards a common goal: changing our communities for the better. We’re finding innovative ways to help where no infrastructure exists to do so. For our 200 staff and all of our partners, nothing is more important than supporting the individuals and organizations who are working in their communities for change. More

Our currency is contribution

Our network includes foundations and corporations, governments and NGOs, social entrepreneurs and volunteers, and each one contributes to the health and resiliency of civil society. Do you want to contribute? If you have technology to donate, expertise to lend, or financial support to give, please join our network.

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We have so much to tell you...

Great Resources for Philanthropic Foundations

Over on Philanthropy News Digest (64,000 subscribers), you can read about "Four Great Resources for Foundation Technology" by TechSoup Global's Development Director for Computer Recycling Jim Lynch.

Full Circle: Raj Singh and SOLS 24/7 Serve Southeast Asia NGOs

Twelve years after abandoning a promising technology career track to focus his energies on the poor, Raj Singh is back with a vengeance.  At 17, Raj was the youngest Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer in Asia Pacific, running three computer centers in Malaysia and making more money than he

TechSoup Data for Social Good on the Markets for Good blog

Markets for Good is an effort by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation, and the progressive financial firm Liquidnet to improve the system for generating, sharing, and acting upon data and information in the social sector.

TechSoup Global has two new posts on the Markets for Good blog.

NGOsource Launches Online Equivalency Determination Service That Streamlines International Grantmaking

NGOsource, the game-changing equivalency determination service that revolutionizes global philanthropy for U.S. grantmaking, is now operational and open for business. A project of the Council on Foundations and TechSoup Global, NGOsource employs a streamlined process (known as equivalency determination or ED) to determine if a non-U.S.

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A few words from our partners

New Zealand charities talk about the role technology plays in meeting their missions.

 

We’re a growing nonprofit just like you. Learn more about how we manage our own IT needs, and how we replaced sneakernet with Dell KACE.

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