Anyone know of any programs or companies that give Not For Profit groups a price break on MSFT software (e.g., XP and Office)? NFPs are often on a tight budget and any little bit of savings helps.

Attempts to break the computer software stronghold of Microsoft worldwide as well as its advanced community program has seen Sun Microsystems go all out to attract Not for Profits in Australia. Sun ...

The Access Group is one of the leading providers of business management software to small and mid-sized organisations in the UK, Ireland, and Asia Pacific. We help over 60,000 customers across ...

The best accounting software for charities and non-profit or not-for-profit organisations (referred to in this article as non-profits) should include all the core accounting features and ...

The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) is looking to undertake a Systems Upgrade Program to replace a handful of its business systems, and is seeking a provider to plan and ...

If there were a single word to describe the state of the not-for-profit marketplace, it would be "accountability."The scrutiny given many nonprofits in the wake of the tsunami and hurricane crises of ...

The not-for-profit software organisation Linaro will be backed by several key software manufacturers all working on Linux-derived products, according to an announcement from the company.Canonical ...

Bloomerang, an Indianapolis-based donor management software firm founded in 2012, has acquired a Tennessee-based firm that makes a platform with online fundraising tools for not-for-profits.

A test version of Donald Trump‘s Twitter-like social network violated open-source software licensing terms, according to the not-for-profit Software Freedom Conservancy. The Software Freedom ...

Trying to adapt conventional accounting software to handle the books of a not-for-profit organization (NPO) is like struggling to fit a square peg in a round hole. While the two applications have much ...

In a not-for-profit organization, all funds must be used for pursuing the group’s objectives and paying its running costs. Funds never go to the group’s members, directors, or officers.