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Tech Impact Receives $200,000 Grant

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Tech Impact’s Anthony Pisapia on left, and Patrick Calihan on right. Neighborhood Builder’s Award Tech Impact’s ITWorks program can continue helping at people like William Kendima achieve more, earn more, and make more change in their community. William Kendima, ITWorks graduate speaks at ceremony.

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ITWorks: Changing Lives In 16 Weeks

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There are nearly 100,000 young adults between the ages of 18-24 living in southeast Pennsylvania and north Delaware who are under employed, or unemployed and are making approximately $11,000 per year. Tech Impact’s ITWorks is a free and demanding 16-week IT training program that is working to permanently change the lives of young adults.

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Funders: Considering Collaboration? Start With a Light Touch and See Where It Leads

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Exponent Philanthropy members are demonstrating ways to partner light to amplify their impact. . Similarly, many collaborate to engage experts to provide education and training for foundation board and staff. In one community in Indiana, three foundations teamed up to design a training program for local nonprofit leaders and staff.

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How Nonprofit Board Members Can Help Their Boards with IT – Get Rid of IT!

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BoardAssist’s mission is to identify high impact agents of change for nonprofit boards. For guidance on this topic we turned to Pat Callihan, Executive Director of Philadelphia nonprofit Tech Impact, and asked how nonprofit board members can help improve tech efficiency at their organizations. Get Rid of IT! It’s simple.

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What do boards need to know about IT?

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For guidance on this topic, we turned to one of our favorite nonprofit tech pros, Patrick Callihan of Tech Impact. You do it because you feel good about giving back and making an impact in your community. Of course, both are necessary, but I would rather approach a foundation for impact technology. You sit on a board.