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Lifting Lives Nonprofit Blog
http://liftinglives.blogspot.com
- Author: Tiffany
- Listed in: Volunteering Business
- Tags: charity nonprofit thrift store
- Added on: Mar 9th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
This blog was created by Lifting Lives Foundation so that we can pass on valuable knowledge that we learn while we set up our nonprofit organization and so that we can inform the public about current and future developments with the organization. At the moment, the blog focuses a lot on resources and the processes we are going through but we also intend to discuss the works we are doing once things get going.
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A free alternative to MS Office
Although there are cheap licensing options for non-profits available through Microsoft and others, you may just want to get away from the MS chaos and go with something open source instead for your suite of office products.One great alternative is Op...
Nonprofit setup checklist
T.S. Wrobel & Associates, Attorneys at Law, have set up a couple of good PDF downloads for those just starting to set up a nonprofit organization. The Checklist starts at the very beginning, including reserving your name and filing for inco...
How do we select fundraising software?
We might be getting a bit ahead of ourselves here but this is one of the many things that has to be considered during the start up process. After all, you don't want to start getting a bunch of cash donations in and then have no way to keep track of...
Free & discounted software for nonprofits
I've mentioned this site before but TechSoup has done it again. We were browsing their website a bit more and wandered across their page with software, hardware, networking and other offerings at discounted prices for nonprofits, as well as refurbish...
Housing Works Thrift Shops
Again, this is another really great example of what thrift shops CAN be. "Luxury thrift"...that says it all for us and is our goal for our own store. I do wish we got to see a bit more of the layout of the store itself in their commercial with Sarah...
