TechSoup and SPUR present a live, in-person pitch event, in San Francisco, featuring a demo panel of four apps that address civic issues

A disaster can seriously impact your organization's operations, whether it's an earthquake, wildfire, hurricane, or human-caused calamity. In this Public Good App House demo event, we will showcase practical solutions that nonprofits can use to ensure that they, and their communities, are ready to respond when disaster strikes.

How can Mental Health & Crisis Intervention organizations use texting, WhatsApp, and chatbots in a scalable way? In this webinar nonprofits share how they are offering personalized and timely support for their clients.

In this Public Good App House event we will demonstrate technology solutions for fundraising directly from your Zoom webinars, tracking volunteer hours, creating in-kind giving pages, and accepting cryptocurrency donations.

The primary goal of "Office Hours" is to support members of the public good technology ecosystem and bring together diverse stakeholders from across civil society. By facilitating open conversations and collaboration, these sessions aim to empower Makers to deepen connections with leaders from across civil society who are well-positioned to help them accelerate the development and adoption of their solutions

Whether you are a seasoned marketing professional or new to the field, this event will provide valuable insights and practical advice for growing your nonprofit's impact. Take advantage of this opportunity to learn from the experts and take your marketing efforts to the next level.

How can nonprofits adopt artificial intelligence (AI) and embrace an ‘automation first’ mindset? Learn to use AI for good in this special event featuring Beth Kanter and four practical demos of automation for nonprofits.

See demos of four apps addressing the needs of refugees and immigrants during this Public Good App House event. Explore solutions for translation, supporting LGBTQ+ asylum seekers, and connecting your clients with vital information and resources.

The decentralized web (DWeb*) is the product of a technological movement that aims to distribute the internet (including data and applications) across a network of connected devices as opposed to large, centrally controlled entities. Join us to learn how decentralized solutions — including those from The Guardian Project and more — can empower civil society to better serve communities around the world.

Technology is reshaping how nonprofit organizations help people worldwide, forcing nonprofits to be nimble and creative.

Food security organizations need robust and effective volunteer management solutions to keep track of volunteer hours and program delivery. In this fast-paced demo event, four app developers will introduce you to their solutions designed specifically for nonprofits like yours.

See four apps addressing food insecurity in action during this Public Good App House event. Explore solutions for volunteer scheduling, distribution, route planning, and managing inventory.