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Free Software for Nonprofits: Beware!

Jul 16, 2014

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Buyer Beware: The Hidden Costs of Free Software for Nonprofits By Gretchen Barry Originally published on eJewishPhilanthropy The Appeal and Illusion of Free When it comes to purchasing new software, many organizations do so to increase efficiency, save time, and reduce costs. This is particularly true of nonprofits, which often have limited staff and busy…

Rabbi Arnold Samlan’s 10 Commandments of Social Media

Jul 2, 2014

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Rabbi Jason Miller

in Jewish Techs Blog

By Rabbi Arnold Samlan Originally posted on eJewishPhilanthropy.com A hallmark of my work as a rabbi and Jewish educational leader has included the use of social media, be it as a blogger, and as a user of Facebook and Twitter. Social media gives me the tools to stay in touch with colleagues and former students,…

Razoo.com Corrects Its Israel Problem

Jan 12, 2011

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Rabbi Jason Miller

in Jewish Techs Blog

A sign that your email server has been down is if you are a member of a Jewish community and you didn’t receive numerous email solicitations from non-profit organizations during the final week of 2010. Many of these charitable organizations that sent year end pleas for your contributions have begun using Razoo.com, which claims to…

Jewish Organizations, Synagogues and Technology

Oct 14, 2010

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Rabbi Jason Miller

in Jewish Techs Blog

Jvillage Network’s Yoram Samets wrote an interesting essay for the eJewishPhilanthropy blog titled “Purposeful and Passionate: Synagogues in the Age of Facebook.” Ultimately, I think he was being too delicate with synagogues by letting them know that it’s okay to move slowly in adapting to new technology. He writes that “synagogues lagging behind cultural change…

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Free Software for Nonprofits: Beware!

Rabbi Arnold Samlan’s 10 Commandments of Social Media

Razoo.com Corrects Its Israel Problem

Jewish Organizations, Synagogues and Technology