Sage North America has set up a program to donate software to nonprofit organizations in need, helping charities to streamline their processes and make the most of their resources. 

 

In July 2008, Sage set up a program in association with TechSoup, one of the oldest and largest nonprofit technology assistance organizations in the world. Sage donates various products through TechSoup which will benefit small nonprofit organizations. TechSoup as more than 100,000 nonprofit organizations in its database.  I

 

n the past year, Sage has already donated 800 single-user licenses for products including Peachtree Premium Accounting for Nonprofits, ACT! by Sage, Sage Fundraising 50 and Sage Timberline Office Estimating.  

 

Krista Endsley, senior vice president and general manager of Sage Nonprofit Solutions, commented, “TechSoup is often the first stop for nonprofits looking for software and advice. For decades, Sage has helped thousands of nonprofits manage their operations through our tailored nonprofit solutions, so it only makes sense to extend that help to smaller nonprofits with tighter budgets through the TechSoup donation program. It enables us to help smaller organizations acquire much-needed resources for greater accountability, increased funding, and more time to focus on helping those in need." 

 

Daniel Ben-Horin, founder and co-CEO of Tech-Soup Global, says, "Sage's enthusiastic support of the nonprofit community with such a diverse set of donations is deeply appreciated, and helps enable organizations to do their work in challenging economic times.”  

 

To commemorate 12 months of working with TechSoup, Sage North America is getting in touch with some of the businesses it has helped to find out more about how the software has made a difference.