The end of the year and holiday season is practically here, which means we're probably starting to get knee-deep in our end-of-year campaign planning. With the increase in online giving and the advancements in technology, having your online component is a no-brainer.

How do we make our tried and true offline strategies work (even better) with online strategies?

Special Guests:
Andrea Berry, Development Director of the Dyer Library/Saco Museum
Eliza Ginn, Membership and Marketing Manager of the Maine Island Trail Association

Join us for a lively and helpful discussion of these issues at our next Maine Nonprofit Tech Round Table!

6-6:30: snacks and networking
6:30-8: round-table discussion

Please RSVP: http://spongecell.com/event_page/view/902246

The Maine 501 Tech Club is organized by Laura Quinn (Idealware.org), Annaliese Hoehling (NTEN.org), and Brenda Peluso (MANP), and hosted at the Maine Association of Non-Profits (MANP).

What is a 501 Tech Club? Just a group of people who are interested in using technology to help the nonprofit sector.

Where is the club? The Maine group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month in the conference room of the MANP offices in Portland.

How to stay in touch? Join the online discussion group by registering a profile at http://groups.nten.org and then subscribing to the Maine 501 Tech Club list!