Microsoft works closely with nonprofit organizations to bring the benefits of technology to underserved communities, and to strengthen nonprofits through the use information technology (IT). Since 2005, Microsoft has partnered closely with NetHope to explore how IT can more effectively foster collaboration, drive innovation, and transform technology use in development and humanitarian relief efforts around the world.
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NetHope is a consortium of many of the world's leading nonprofit organizations, each with technology capabilities and program operations around the world. NetHope is dedicated to finding and implementing the best use of available technology resources to improve nonprofit operations and efficiency. NetHope and its member agencies work together as a highly collaborative team-sharing information and communications technology (ICT) knowledge, solving common problems, creating and fostering industry relationships to support public-benefit work, and educating consortium members and the broader community of nonprofit organizations.
NetHope Web site
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Microsoft Support for Technology Innovation
Since 2005, Microsoft has donated more than $44 million in cash and software to NetHope and its member agencies to support nonprofit technology innovation and programs.
Through software donations, capacity-building funds, and access to Microsoft expertise, knowledge, and partnership opportunities, the Microsoft-NetHope partnership has provided important resources to NetHope and its members.
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