Visit http://www.techsoup.org for donated technology for nonprofits and libraries! Did you know that more than $1 billion in technology services, software, and hardware is donated each year to support social causes around the world? Hundreds of donated or discounted technology products are available for nonprofits, whether desktop software, computer equipment, accounting packages, network hardware, or cloud-based tools. TechSoup's Gayle Samuelson Carpentier, Independent Sector's Matt Perdoni, and Good360's Lenore Freeman navigate this landscape so you can access the many resources available. By taking advantage of programs from industry leaders like Microsoft, Google, Adobe, Cisco, Salesforce, and Intuit, can help you stretch dollars while improving and streamlining operations. In this webinar, you will: -- Hear about the top five resources no nonprofit or library can or should do without. -- Identify tools that can help you organize data about your donors and volunteers. -- Be exposed to the array of software products available to help support or streamline operations and office processes.

1. Navigating the World of Donated and
Discounted Resources for Nonprofits
September 24, 2015

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4. Navigating the World of Donated and
Discounted Resources for Nonprofits
September 24, 2015

5. Presenters
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Assisting with chat: Ale Bezdikian, TechSoup
Becky Wiegand
Webinar Program
Manager
TechSoup Global
Gayle Samuelson
Carpentier
Chief Business Dev Officer
TechSoup Global
Matthew Perdoni
Director, Business
Development
Independent Sector
Lenore Freeman
Senior Director,
Nonprofit Relations
Good360

6. Where Are
You?
We Are Here
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We Are He

7. Agenda
• Introduction to TechSoup
• An Overview of Donated and Discounted Resources
─ TechSoup, JourneyEd, DigitalWish, NMMA, Google, +
• Independent Sector Affinity Program & Conference
• Overivew of Good360 Resources
• Additional Resources
• Q&A
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8. About TechSoup Global
We are a global network of 63 partner NGOs that provide the
best technology resources to over a half-million organizations in
121 countries.
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We connect organizations and people with the resources,
support, and technology they need to change the world.
Learn more from our 2014 Year in Review.

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We are working toward a time when every social benefit
organization on the planet has the technology, resources, and
knowledge it needs to operate at its full potential.
121
countries
served
63
partner
NGOs
41
Net2 local
groups
615k
NGOs
reached
Our Reach

10. Our Impact
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Together, we build a stronger, more resilient civil society.
$4.8B
in technology
products and grants
employed by NGOs
for the greater good
35
languages used
to provide
education and
support
100+
corporate and
foundation partners
connected with the
causes and
communities they
care about
5.9M
annual visits to
our websites
600,000
newsletter
subscribers
empowered with
actionable knowledge
79%
of NGOs have
improved organizational
efficiency with
TechSoup Global's
resource offering*
*Source: = survey conducted among TechSoup members in 2013.

11. Our Product Donation Programs
Donated technology, education, and community forum resources
for NGOs save costs, magnify impact, and extend reach.
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12. Participant Poll
Which of the following donation or discount
services/programs have you accessed for your
organization? (select any)
• TechSoup
• Independent Sector Affinity Program
• Good360
• JourneyEd
• DigitalWish
• Salesforce Foundation
• Google for Nonprofits
• Box.org
• Other (comment in chat)
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13. Navigating the World of Donated and
Discounted Resources for Nonprofits
by Gayle Samuelson Carpentier
Chief Business Development Officer
TechSoup

14. • Seagate
• Shopify
• Skype
• Society for Nonprofit
Organizations
• Sparrow Mobile
• Symantec
• Tableau
• TechBridge
• Tech Impact
• Teespring
• Telosa
• TINT
• Ultralingua
• VolunteerMatters
• Acclivity
• Adobe
• Alpha Software
• Atlas Business Solutions
• Atomic Training
• Autodesk
• BetterWorld Telecom
• BitDefender
• Blackbaud
• Box
• Brocade
• Bytes of Learning
• Caspio
• CauseVox
• Cisco
• Citrix Online
• CitySoft
• ClickTime
• Connect2Gi
ve
• Dharma
Merchant
Services
• DonorPerfec
t
• Efficient
Elements
• Esri
• FileMaker
• GoDaddy
• GrantStation
• Guide by Cell
• Headsets.com
• Horizon
DataSys
• HR Solutions
Partners
• Huddle
• Idealware
• InterConnectio
n
• Intuit
• JourneyEd
• Litmos
• Little Green
Light
• Mailshell
• Microsoft
• Mobile Beacon
• NetSuite
• NonProfitEasy
• OneNFP
• PayAnywhere
• PC Builders &
Recyclers
• People-OnTheGo
• Philantech
• Pitney Bowes
• Quickbooks
Made Easy
• Reading Eggs
• ReadyTalk
• Red Earth
Software
• Sage
90+ technology donors provide resources to NGOs
around the world through TechSoup Global

15. BOOST
Key Subscription Benefits
• Zero admin fee items
• Special hardware discounts
• Expert advice
• TechSoup voucher and much more!
Admin Fees start
at $79 for one
year for small
nonprofits

16. JourneyEd.com
One in the latest of new partnerships,
TechSoup is working with
JourneyEd.com to bring educational
discounts to the nonprofits we serve.
For the first time US nonprofits are
able to benefit from educational
savings. Some are over 80% off retail,
but others are much lower. Since
TechSoup does not maintain these
business relationships, we do not
control the available discounts.
We advise users to shop intelligently
and compare so they are benefitting
from the best savings possible.

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Sounds Good – Who Else Is There To Help?
And many more!

18. DigitalWish
About Digital Wish
Digital Wish believes that every
child deserves a technology-
rich education giving them with
the skills necessary to excel in
the global economy.
Dedicated to providing the
resources our schools need to
thrive, every day, Digital Wish
develops new online tools and
promotions to get new
technology for classrooms and
enhance learning for our
children.

19. National and International Manufacturing Associations
While not a centralized resource.
Manufacturing associations cannot
be overlooked. As an example you
can use the Toy Manufacturers
Association (and the Toy Industry
Foundation) as well as the National
Realtors Association, and the
Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.
These are just a few examples of in
kind products and donations that
nonprofits can use to either off set a
general operating budget (new file
cabinets, cleaning supplies for a
shelter, etc. etc.) or for a special
project and more.

20. Any Other Resources? Discounts?
Absolutely, and new ones surface all the time.
Check out company specific offerings like www.google.com/nonprofits
Members will gain access to premium Google products and support, including:
Google Ad Grants: Free AdWords advertising to
promote your website on Google through keyword
targeting.
YouTube Nonprofit Program: Premium branding
capabilities on YouTube channels, and increased
uploading capacity.
Google Apps for Nonprofit: Free version of the Google
Apps business productivity suite, including Gmail, Docs,
Calendar, and more.
Google Earth Outreach Grants: Free licensing for
Google Earth Pro and Maps API for Business.
One Today by Google: Free access to a mobile
fundraising platform.

21. Any Other Resources? Discounts?
Don’t forget to check out www.salesforcefoundation.org/nonprofit
Power of Us Program Benefits
• 10 donated Enterprise Edition licenses
• Deep discounts on additional licenses, products
and/or services from salesforce.com
• Discounts on salesforce.com training
• Discounts on salesforce.com events
• Access to nonprofit and higher education specific
user groups, events and webinars.
• Discounts on participating Apps and consulting
partners from the AppExchange.
To be eligible to apply for the Power of Us program, your
organization must be recognized as a charitable,
nonprofit, or nongovernmental organization in the
country where you are located.
Eligible U.S. & Canadian organizations
501c3 organizations Higher education institutions
K–12 schools Fiscally sponsored organizations
Religious organizations Canadian charities
Ineligible organizations
501(c)4, 501(c)6, or non 501(c)3 Organizations
Healthcare organizations providing patient care
State & Local Organizations
Organizations in Europe, Middle East, Africa, Latin and Central America,
Asia Pacific and Japan
For organizations outside of the United States and Canada, please review the
guidelines on our International website at
www.salesforcefoundation.org/intl/eligiblity.
Eligibility will be at the sole discretion of the Salesforce Foundation.

22. And what if I want something from someone
who isn’t on one of these lists?
Easy, just ask . . .
Quick tips
• Have your own ‘triple win’ defined
• Stand out by thinking of how YOU will benefit the potential
donor
• Make the case for how this donation will benefit your users
• Be flexible, be positive and be appreciative!
But be smart about how you do it!

23. Any Other Resources? Discounts?
And there are still more
Nonprofit Resources
www.councilofnonprofits.org
www.idealist.org
www.idealware.org
www.npower.org with
Community Corps, Technology
Service Corps and Foundation
Connect
www.nten.org
www.recycles.org
www.techimpact.org
www.techbridge.org
www.uscommunities.org/nonprofit
For Profit Options
www.cdw.com/content/industries/n
onprofit.aspx
www.cbnonprofits.com
www.microsoft.com/office365nonpr
ofits

24. Overview of Resources
Nonprofit Resources
www.councilofnonprofits.org
www.good360.org
www.digitalwish.org
www.idealist.org
www.idealware.org
www.independentsector.org
www.npower.org with
Community Corps, Technology
Service Corps and Foundation
Connect
www.nten.org
www.recycles.org
www.taprootfoundation.org/get-
probono
For Profit Options
www.box.org
www.cdw.com/content/industries/no
nprofit.aspx
www.ccbnonprofits.com
www.google.com/nonprofits
www.microsoft.com/office365nonpro
fits
www.optimizely.org
www.salesforcefoundation.org/nonp
rofit
www.udemy.com/impact
Nonprofit Resources
www.techbridge.org
www.techimpact.org
www.techsoup.org &
www.techsoupglobal.org
www.uscommunities.org/nonprofit

25. About Matt…
• Matt Perdoni is the Director of Business Development
at Independent Sector, the leadership network for
nonprofits, foundations, and corporations committed
to advancing the common good.
• In this role, Matt seeks to leverage IS’s existing work to
identify and develop services and resources that better
equip sector organizations to respond to the
challenges they face, and to train the charitable
workforce to maximize its collective impact.
• Matt joined IS in January 2013, and prior to this served
as a Presidential Management Fellow and Tax Law
Specialist in the IRS Exempt Organizations Division.
• Matt is a licensed attorney, graduating Magna Cum
Laude from the UDC-David A. Clarke School of Law in
2011.
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26. Brief Tour of IS Resources
• IS Affinity Program
• 2015 IS National Conference in Miami, FL
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27. Special Registration Discount
• Go to:
https://www.independentsector.org/nc2015_register
• Apply code TECHSOUP200 for $200 off the main
conference registration!
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28. RECOGNIZED BY:
ABOUT GOOD360
• Nonprofit leader in product giving since 1983.
• Top 10 most efficient charities by Forbes Magazine.
• Serves nearly 40,000 nonprofit organizations.
• Operates at less than 2% of the value of products
donated.
• Distributed more than $7 billion in product
donations since inception.
• Winner, Verizon Powerful Answers Awards
(Sustainability category).
• Director’s Award, Committee Encouraging
Corporate Philanthropy.

29. WHO DONATES TO GOOD360?

30. 360 DEGREES OF GOOD

31. REGISTER ONLINE FOR FREE
https://catalog.good360.org/register
Click “Catalog” on the
homepage, then click
“Sign-in/Register” on
Good360’s Catalog.

32. HOW TO GET DONATIONS
Pick up one-time
donations that are
available in your
community.
Partner with a local
retail store and pick
up donations
throughout the year.
Request products
from our warehouses
via GivingPlace, our
online catalog.
Qualified Nonprofit Recipient
Administrative fees: Nominal charges are required to cover the cost of shipping and handling.

33. Online
Profile &
Dashboard
Needs
Tool
Wishlist
Tool
Impact
Tool
GIVINGPLACE:
NONPROFIT TOOLS
• Showcase your
work.
• View activity &
transactions.
• Engage your
supporters.
• Crowdfund
your product
requests.
• Engage
supporters.
• Highlight your
organization’s
impact with
stories, photos
and videos.
• Re-engage with
supporters.
• Tell Good360
the products
you need to
deliver
programs.

34. CREATE A WISHLIST
Ask supporters to cover the administrative
fees for Good360 donations.
Quick tips:
• Explain how the product will make a difference
– be specific. (What will happen if you don’t
get it?)
• Tell how it will help a real person (if you can).
• Create a strong headline (catch their
attention).
• Include a good photo (kids and animals always
get attention).
• Make sure you have signed releases for any
photos you use.
Download our Wishlist toolkit tips:
http://good360.org/how-it-
works/nonprofits/training/#toolkits

35. Create an Impact Story
Our Impact Story tool that lets you
add photos, videos and testimonials
to share the work that your
organization does with the products
you obtained through Good360.
http://good360.org/how-it-
works/nonprofits/training/#toolkits

36. • Appoint one person to manage your Good360
program.
• Plan Ahead: order products when you see them so
that they are available for your special programs.
• Stay updated on Good360 offerings.
• E-mail: make sure it’s updated at all times.
• Assess your product needs on a regular basis.
• Take a look at your budget to see what you regularly
buy (can you get this stuff from Good360?).
• Letting others pay for your donations – try
fundraising to cover administrative fees.
• Find creative ways to use the products.
GET THE MOST OUT OF GOOD360

37. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Pinterest:
@Good360
YouTube Station:
GiftsInKind1
Twitter:
@Good360
#CircleOfThanks
You’ll have access to:
• Good360 news & events
• Nonprofit sector news
• Sharing impact through donor thank you campaigns
• Exclusive promotions for our Facebook and Twitter followers
LinkedIn:
Good360
Facebook:
@Good360

38. Q & A
Please type your
questions in the
chat window.
Continue the discussion in
our Tech Planning and
Policies forum.
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39. Our Presenters
Gayle Samuelson Carpentier
Chief Business Development Office, TechSoup Global
gaylec@techsoupglobal.org
Matt Perdoni
Director of Business Development, Independent Sector
matthewp@independentsector.org
Lenore Freeman
Senior Director, Nonprofit Relations, Good360
lenore@good360.org
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• Chat in one thing that you learned in today’s webinar that
you will try to implement.
• Will you share this information with your colleagues and
within your network?
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