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Apparo and United Way of Greater Charlotte Partnership Continues

Apparo and United Way of Greater Charlotte Partnership Continues

The Technology Foundations for Nonprofits program wraps up with our 3rd cohort of organizations on an 8-week educational journey

Apparo recently celebrated wrapping up our third initiative to support United Way of Greater Charlotte (UWGC) nonprofits. These nonprofits are members of one of two UWGC initiatives:

  • Unite Charlotte – providing not only funding but also capacity-building initiatives, to local grassroots organizations advancing racial equity and addressing economic mobility.
  • United Neighborhoods – changing the odds in disinvested communities through resident empowerment and partnerships with lead partner agencies in each community.

Over the course of this 8-week technology empowerment program led by Apparo, participants:

  • Grow their knowledge of the value and importance of prioritizing technology planning and implementation into nonprofit infrastructure and business processes 
  • Learn about basic technology infrastructure 
  • Develop insight into how business cloud platforms can support their mission 
  • Gain a basic understanding of digital marketing 
  • Establish a clear idea of best practices for donor cultivation and stewardship 
  • Understand the purpose and benefits of having a donor management system 
  • Know the available technology resources 
Our third nonprofit cohort gathered in early 2023 to celebrate embarking their technology journey.

Our third nonprofit cohort gathered in early 2023 to celebrate embarking their technology journey.

They participated in 4 workshops: 

  1. Technology Foundation Overview 
  2. Business Cloud-Based Productivity Platforms 
  3. Basics of Digital Marketing 
  4. Donor Strategies and Management Systems 

Participants are also matched with a skilled technology volunteer mentor for advice and guidance on any technology or business process-related questions, challenges, or needs.  

Unite Charlotte’s 3rd cohort of nonprofits wraps up their Technology Foundations work with their mentors.

Nonprofit participants:

Reggie Singleton The Males Place Inc
Andrea King Esther’s Heart for Transformation Ministry, Inc
Marylou Kohut Esther’s Heart for Transformation Ministry, Inc
Frankie Knox Historic Hoskins Coalition Group
Heather Kendall Caterpillar Ministries
Tonia Faison Team Trublue
Kristina Cruise Books with Color, Inc.
Lawrence Gordon Books with Color, Inc.
Charlitta Hatch Books with Color, Inc.
Juanita Pipkin BarreBelle
Noel Pipkin BarreBelle
La Becky Roe Lets Talk About It-The Autism Center,  Inc.
Jessica Gibson Just do it Movement INC.
Isa Moore Just do it Movement INC.
Taka Morris Just do it Movement INC.
Akeliah Stewart Center 360
Gary Crump Men of Destiny
Winston Earle Men of Destiny
Beverly Davis A Brighter Day Outreach
John Jennings Favar Ministries
Michelle Jennings-Anderson Jennings O’Neil Career Academy and Workforce Development
Veronica Washington Life Project

Volunteers:

Dunia Alsaffar Bank of America
Eryana Bailey Bank of America
Kamal Bhargava Google
Barb Doyle SEI
Montgomery Drummond CapTech
Austin Emser AvidXchange
Michael Ifkovits Method
Michele Juliana RSM
Colin Lafever ZL Technologies
Steve Maykowski Google
Kavitha Nair Bank of America
Raj Pandiri Bank of America
Yogesh Raghuvanshi Bank of America
Desiree Rogers Capstone Companies
Manas Srivastava Google
Diana Valdes Coca Cola
Jillian Walsh Huron Consulting Group

 

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