Flickr Photo: c2k2eHow much does a nonprofit webmaster make every year? Are nonprofits actually paying to train their IT staff? And is anyone out there actually planning?

In order to shed some light on these questions, NTEN [1] and the Nonprofit Times [2] teamed up to create the Nonprofit IT Staffing Survey. We're pleased to release the second, and final, report from that survey, "Nonprofit IT Staffing: Budgets, Salaries, Training and Planning." This report will tell you what nonprofit IT professionals are earning, how much nonprofits are spending on IT, and how they are supporting IT through training, planning, and evaluation.

> Download the report for free! [3]

Additional findings of the second Nonprofit IT Staffing Report include:

• A full quarter of small nonprofits reported having no budget for IT salaries.
• Roughly half of nonprofits provide IT training for their staff. Organizations that were unhappy with their training methods were most likely to expect staff to train on their own.
• Almost three quarters of organizations that felt they are on the leading edge of technology had a formal technology plan, as opposed to just over five percent of nonprofits that reported they were in trouble.

> [4]Download the report for free! [5]

The first report, which covered staffing levels, recruiting, retention and outsourcing, is also available for free download [6].