It’s Your 2015 NTEN Community Challenge!

By: Amy Sample Ward
Posted on

I am so excited about the 2015 NTEN Challenge that I made a video about it, as you can see. Why?

At NTEN, we believe technology can transform how you make change. We empower and equip the more than 50,000 individuals in our community with the networking, education, and resources they need to be effective and efficient.

We are proud of all that we have done together in 2014, and are planning for even more next year. I would like to invite you to donate today to join the NTEN Board and Community Champions in the 2015 NTEN Challenge!

We are raising $50,000 by December 31st to help ensure that our membership, programs, and conferences are accessible to a diversity of community members in 2015.

Your support will help NTEN:

  • Ensure that a diverse range of participants can attend the 2015 Nonprofit Technology Conference & 2015 Leading Change Summit through scholarships
  • Bring in new members that may not be able to cover the cost of NTEN Membership
  • Support our worldwide Tech Clubs with more materials to enhance their educational and community experience
  • Develop new programs and resources for NTEN’s expanding community

>> Check out the amazing group of community champions and donate directly through their fundraising pages!

Thank you and we hope that you will be an active part of the NTEN community in 2015!

Amy Sample Ward
CEO
NTEN
Driven by a belief that the nonprofit technology community can be a movement-based force for positive change, Amy is NTEN’s CEO and former membership director. Her prior experience in direct service, policy, philanthropy, and capacity-building organizations has also fueled her aspirations to create meaningful, inclusive, and compassionate community engagement and educational opportunities for all organizations. Amy inspires the NTEN team and partners around the world to believe in community-generated change. She believes technology can help nonprofits reach their missions more effectively, efficiently, and inclusively, and she’s interested in everything from digital equity to social innovation.