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Giving Nonprofits The Tech Help They Need Today, technology is the lifeblood of any organization. Nonprofits--like any business--need to be on the Internet in order to give the best possible service, especially if they want to scale their services to help more people and communities than ever before. Unfortunately, given limited budgets and the need to find volunteer workers and services, most nonprofits today face a dangerous IT gap. Close to 90%, in fact, suffer from limited to no IT support. In real terms, this means it is more difficult for nonprofits to manage internal operations, appeal for financial support, promote their organization and, most importantly, deliver critical services and support to individuals, families, and communities in need. One powerful solution to this problem rests in harnessing corporate volunteerism, particularly in the IT sector. This alliance recently came to the rescue of Harlem’s renowned Hale House, by using volunteers from JPMorgan to update the organization’s antiquated IT infrastructure.

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