Technology can be an important tool to help nonprofits track and measure their impact, communicate with constituents and the general public, increase efficiency, and improve reporting. CNPE offers training and events in the area of information technology, along with resources that can help nonprofits navigate the various technologies available to them.

Please follow the links below or scroll down the page to view the technology resources we have available:

• Technology Training and Events
• Intel Volunteers
• Technology Resources

Intel Volunteers

CNPE has partnered with Intel to provide volunteer assistance to help local nonprofits with their technology needs. If you would like to request a volunteer from Intel to assist your organization, please fill out an Intel volunteer request form.

Technology Resources

Hardware

• NM Technet Computer Reruns - Provides reconditioned computer equipment to nonprofits in New Mexico

Software

• TechSoup - Offers a learning center and discounted technology for nonprofits
• Network for Good - Online donation processing and training for nonprofits
• NPower - Technology services for nonprofits

Technology Reviews and Webinars

• Nonprofit About.com - Nonprofit information, including technology trends
• Idealware - Nonprofit software reviews
• Nten - A nonprofit technology enterprise network
• TechSoup - More than 50 archived technology webinars for free
• Charityhowto.com - Easy step-by-step video training for nonprofits
• Management Help - articles on various aspects of technology, including sample policies

Social Media

• The Nonprofit Social Media Decision Guide - created by idealware and noi, a workbook to assist with evaluating appropriate social media channels for your organization
• Beth's Blog - website/blog about nonprofits using Social Media to power change

Online Communities

• Change.org - encouraging people to take action with nonprofits
• Idealist - resources for nonprofits and volunteers
• Causes.com - a Facebook platform for fundraising
• Global Giving - connecting donors with community-based projects