The Women's Funding Network optimizes the impact and success of women's funds, acting as a global champion for investment in women. Major Investment in Women - Today women's funds jointly invest over $50 million per year and have working assets of more than $450 million. Spotlighting Vital Issues - Women's funds are at the forefront of identifying and challenging critical issues from human trafficking to domestic violence. Issues that were unrecognized came to the foreground because women's funds championed them and invested in research and solutions. Boosting donations - We're raising the bar on investment in women. For example, our Women Moving Millions initiative in partnership with visionary donors, promises to generate $150 million by 2009. Supporting and Empowering our Membership - The Women's Funding Network has developed cutting edge tools to develop member women's funds, measure impact and propel success through skill-building, shared vision and collective action.
Mission Bit empowers students to discover the world of computer science through free, hands-on classes in Game Design, Web Design, Python, and VR. We celebrate individuality while providing the tools and knowledge to thrive in a tech-driven future.
TechSoup
However you do good in the world, there's something for you at TechSoup. TechSoup provides the transformative technology solutions, the digital platforms, and the in-person experiences that enable people to work together toward a more equitable world. Every day, people around the world rely on TechSoup for the information they need to make smart decisions about technology at their organizations. U.S. organizations often first get to know TechSoup through its product donation program which provides eligible organizations with discounted software, hardware, services, and training. Through our Global Network, our trusted partners give organizations outside the U.S. similar access to the solutions they need. TechSoup's catalog includes more than 375 products from over 90 companies like Microsoft, Adobe, Cisco, Intuit, and Symantec.
Robert Glavin, Inc. offers consulting services to nonprofit organizations in fundraising, governance, and management. The firm has served educational institutions, health and human service agencies, museums, arts groups, environmental organizations, and foundations for 15 years, working closely with staff and board members to conduct assessments, facilitate board and staff retreats, create plans, increase organizational capacity, raise funds, and execute strategic changes in mission, board leadership, management, and fundraising. Previously, Robert held senior positions at Fitzgerald & Graves, the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival, California Academy of Sciences, University of San Francisco, American Hospital Association, and Georgetown University. He teaches at the University of San Francisco and is a frequent public speaker. More information is available at www.robertglavin.com, by writing to [email protected] , or by calling 415-552-9262.
