I love working with Annkissam, and one of my favorite tasks is assisting in organizing their pro bono, sales-pitch-free tech consultation events for local nonprofit professionals.
The next pro bono event will be on the evening of March 31st at the Cambridge Innovation Center.
Tech Networks of Boston and 501 Partners will be serving as co-hosts; I love to see these three mission-driven nonprofit technology assistance firms collaborating to serve nonprofit organizations.
I also love to see a wide range of other nonprofit technology mavens volunteering a few hours of their time at these events to offer consultations to any of the nonprofit guests who request assistance and advice. In addition to the immediate help that this provides to the attendees, the event is a opportunity for nonprofit techies to do skills-based volunteering together, and sends a crucial message about our ability to collaborate.
Here is the all-star March 2015 team of nptech volunteers!
- Stefanie Archer
- Debra Askanase
- Daniel Budris
- Benjamin Tuck
- Marlene Archer
- Deborah Elizabeth Finn
- Michael Johnson
- Tim Gassert
- Steven Backman
- Nicky McCatty
- Philip Chodrow
- Phil Loomis
- Gavin Murphy
- Khalid A. Mustafa
- Kevin Palmer
- Jonathan Sachs
- Noah Schectman
- Josh Shortlidge
- Nicole Shiner
- Zachery Tapp
- Jenn Taylor
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Deborah Elizabeth Finn 
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