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The Nonprofit Technology Gap - Myth or Reality?

by Erwin de Leon; Stephanie L. Geller; Alan J. Abramson

Jan 1, 2010

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Presents findings of a technology survey of roughly 1,100 nonprofit organizations in four key fields (children and family services, elderly housing and services, community and economic development, and the arts) in 2009. Includes numerous charts and tables.

The Nonprofit Technology Gap - Myth or Reality?

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Title: The Nonprofit Technology Gap - Myth or Reality?
Publication date 2010-01-01
Publication Year 2010
Authors Erwin de Leon , Stephanie L. Geller , Alan J. Abramson
Copyright holder(s) Johns Hopkins University. Center for Civil Society Studies. Institute for Policy Studies
Keywords nonprofit , listening post , percent , technology gap , technology
Document type Dataset , Report/Whitepaper , Survey
Language English
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