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Adapt one of these sample wireless communications device policies from the Nonprofit Risk Management Center for your organization.
Information & Technology
You may wish to adapt the website privacy policy from the National Council of Nonprofits for your own nonprofit's website, as well as review the following resources:
How do you know how many tech staff is the right number for your organization? How much is an appropriate investment for a nonprofit of your size?
The following tips for Microsoft Outlook can help you put the power of e-mail to work, boosting your personal productivity to higher levels. (Apparo - Previously NPower Charlotte Region)
TechSoup is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a clear focus: connecting your nonprofit, charity, or public library with tech products and services, plus learning resources to make informed decisions about technology. Their free resources are available to all users.
Use LinkedIn's services dedicated to nonprofits to find employees, recruit board members, volunteers, and donors, as well as bolster your organization's social media presence in local networks of professionals and institutions.
Learn more at: https://nonprofit.linkedin.com
Google Analytics offers valuable insights into your website visitors' activity to help you make informed decision on your communications, marketing, and engagement.
The Center and Google partnered to offer Google Analytics & You, a 2015 webinar on how nonprofits can best use its features and tools.
With so many vendors to choose from, it's difficult to know which option is truly best for your organization. Several guides are available to help you establish a custom framework for your organization that will determine which donor database it best for you and your fundraising strategy.
When well-crafted, Request for Proposals (RFP) can introduce an organization to high-quality vendor-partners and consultants from outside their established networks and ensure that a project is completed as planned. In An Overview of the RFP Process for Nonprofits, Charities, and Libraries, TechSoup offers basic considerations for each phase of the RFP process.
Whether you are just starting out with social media or you've been using it for a while, NonprofitMarketingGuide offers tips and advice on mastering it. Additionally, Accessible Social is a free resource hub for communication professionals who want to learn how to make their social media accessible for people with disabilities.