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NPower Arizona is a nonprofit, 501c3 organization that provides technology assistance to other nonprofits in Arizona.

NPower Arizona is located at 5125 N 16th Street, Phoenix AZ 85016. Our phone number is 602.343.6797

NPower News

Website changes - August 24

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If you logged on last week, you'll notice some changes to our website now. We'll be making more changes for some time as we tweak the website to provide value to you, and demonstrate and explain some common features. As always, we appreciate and want your feedback.

Here are the most recent changes...

Membership changes at NPower Arizona

Submitted by jlcouleur on Mon, 08/18/2008 - 22:03.
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NPower Arizona now charges a yearly membership fee of $50. All oganizations that have previously paid a membership fee will have that fee applied pro rata, for example $450 pays for 9 years of membership from the original date paid. For more information on membership in NPower Arizona, or to become a member, please contact us through this website. Thank you

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NPower Arizona offers PC and Network support starting at $75/month

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In the past NPower has provided one kind of Network/PC support, a technician onsite, once a month for several hours. Many of our customers still prefer that kind of support and create a "honey do" list for the technician to work through each month.

Tech Tuesday Returns!

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NPower's popular monthly technology seminar is back. See the list of upcoming events for more information. And if you have suggestions for topics you'd like to hear about, please let us know.

From the Blogs

Fundraising with Twitter

Submitted by jlcouleur on Thu, 08/28/2008 - 20:51.
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Interesting on several levels...using a new capability, microblogging, doesnt change the timeless fact that stories sell...

http://philanthropy.com/giveandtake/article/687/fund-raising-at-the-spee...

Twitter — mini-blogs updated via text message — can raise money fast from the technologically savvy.

Beth Kanter and 250 bloggers, podcasters, and other technology enthusiasts at a Seattle conference raised $2,657 to pay for Leng Sopharath, an
orphan in Cambodia, to go to college this year, using the new technology — and by passing the hat at the session — in just 90 minutes. By the end of the conference, the total had climbed to $3,774.

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From John

A Very Handy Tool...Jott

Submitted by jlcouleur on Fri, 08/29/2008 - 13:13.
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I get a lot of calls while I'm driving, and usually end up with a meeting or several new tasks from them. It may be several hours before I can get to a computer so I am left with my imperfect memory, or seemingly thousands of paper scraps with notes that are unintelligble later 

Thats why i was excited when I came across an interesting new product, Jott. Jott is basically a voice to text converter. I call a toll free number, say what I want into the phone, and the voice message is converted to text and sent to my preferred email account as an email. 

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Focus on our Partners

Donation Mgmt basics with Salesforce

Submitted by jlcouleur on Mon, 08/18/2008 - 16:51.
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Pierre Kaluzny Pierre Kaluzny

 

As Salesforce consultant with Frazny Consulting I speak with many nonprofits that have recently heard of the benefits of a Salesforce database but are unsure how it could be useful to their organization. Most of the questions I am asked are similar...

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