1. The Community Corps Event Description Date and Time FoundationConnect User Group 28 September 2012

2. Greetings/Intros! Miriam Young Manager, Nonprofit Outreach and Engagement

3. Nonprofit Community: IT consistently cited as the #1 functional challenge for nonprofits Technology is a powerful tool when used well, but for too many nonprofit professionals, technology is a source of never-ending confusion and frustration 40% of the country’s nonprofits have no IT staff or support A whopping 88% of nonprofits surveyed say they have inadequate IT support Technology is scary!

4. Who we are NPower is a national nonprofit whose mission is to help thousands of nonprofits improve their IT and the communities they serve. Provides hands-on technology service, tools and training to nonprofits and underserved young adults throughout the U.S. Over 12 years of experience developing and delivering technology solutions and training for the nonprofit sector

5. Who we are A dynamic service with an “eHarmony” like model…but for pro bono IT service! Connects qualified IT professionals to nonprofits in need of assistance…at no cost to the nonprofit! Our goal is to deliver enormous value to resource constrained nonprofits www.thecommunitycorps.org

6. Our vision Create a powerful community of nonprofits, corporations and skilled professionals who share a passion for using technology to make a difference in people’s lives

7. How it works

8. Our community Nonprofit Community Nonprofits from all over the country and of all sizes use our program Corporate Community Most of our pro bono experts come from our corporate subscribers

9. How we are different Pro bono Service: our focus is on delivering specialized IT skills to the nonprofit sector Project Scopes:  Project scopes are pre-defined and chosen by nonprofits  Typical projects last about 10 to 24 hours and can be done virtually  High impact, short term IT projects Intelligent Connections:  Volunteers are connected to nonprofits based on their profiles Concierge Service: assisting volunteers and nonprofits

10. Types of projects

12. Project examples Nonprofit: Hale House Center Corporation: NYSE Euronext Project : Computer Installation & Networking "Getting these computers and then having the right volunteers to set them up and get them running has been a godsend. Those two volunteers were like two celebrities walking through the door. I was more excited to see them than if Brad Pitt or Leonardo DiCaprio walked through the door!" - Mildred, COO, Hale House

13. Project examples Nonprofit: Union Settlement Corporation: JPMorgan Chase Project : IT Hardware Asset Management Union Settlement had hundreds of IT assets throughout its 11 sites across NYC and needed to execute a full IT Asset Management Project. JPMorgan Chase helped Union Settlement develop an inventory tracking process and successfully tagged their IT assets across all sites. Since then, Union Settlement has been able to perform life- cycle management of their IT assets throughout the organization, allowing them to make informed purchasing & operational decisions.

14. Project examples Nonprofit: Mouse Corporation: New York Life Insurance Project : Mentoring Aspiring Professionals Mouse students were paired with 11 passionate New York Life mentors and went on a multi-week shadowship, gaining valuable first-hand business experience. "The bridge between education (non-profit world) and the for-profit world is so vital and can open up so many possibilities -- I was ecstatic with how The Community Corps is bridging this gap for Mouse, its students and the great professionals who want to make a difference.” – Krizia Sapida, MOUSE Program Manager."

15. Project examples Nonprofit: Palo Alto Library Foundation Corporation: Accenture Project : Salesforce Database & Design "The project made a huge difference, making us more efficient and able to reach our goal to supply furniture, computers and books for our new libraries. Even though our volunteer was far away from Palo Alto, California, he made a big impact here." - Lynn, ED, Palo Alto Library Foundation

16. Project examples Nonprofit: Ghetto Film School Corporation: JPMorgan Chase Project : Google Ad Words GFS needed help configuring and maximizing their Google AdWords Account to boost general awareness, direct traffic to their newly rebranded website, and increase student applications and online donations. Their pro bono expert, Jason, designed and launched three AdWords campaigns and helped train film school members on how to create and maintain future campaigns.

17. Just register to get started… 17

18. Help us spread the word! 18  Mention us in a newsletter or blog post  Invite us to speak or do a live demo For more information, contact: Miriam Young Nonprofit Outreach and Engagement Manager miriam.young@npower.org 212-444-7273

19. Questions? 19