Below we’ve listed some technology resources that might be helpful to you.

• NOSI, NonProfit Open Source Initiative: NOSI’s acclaimed primer describes what open source software is and what impact this type of software may have on the nonprofit sector. Written primarily in non-technical language, the primer is accessible to a wide audience, including nonprofit managers with little hands-on technical expertise.
• TechSoup is a technology resource for nonprofit organizations.
• TechSoup Global (formerly CompuMentor) specializes in technology assistance for community-based organizations and schools by offering technology planning, implementation, and support services.
• Idealist is an online way to find nonprofit organizations, jobs, consultants, and resources from around the world.
• Idealware provides candid reviews and articles about software to nonprofit organizations, as well as product comparisons, recommendations, and case studies.
• Chicago Technology Cooperative provides technology planning and support, training, software, hardware, and internet services to nonprofit organizations.
• N-Ten works to support the diverse people and organizations who help nonprofits understand and employ technology effectively.
• NPower‘s mission is to provide technology assistance and help nonprofits use technology to better serve their communities.