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2008 Mellon Awards for Technology Collaboration (MATC Awards)

Submitted by BrettMeyer on Thu, 03/27/2008 - 2:42pm.

And still more awards! From the press release:

The deadline for nominations for the 2008 Mellon Awards for Technology Collaboration (MATC Awards) is April 14, 2008. The MATC Awards consist of up to ten $50,000 or $100,000 prizes, which a receiving institution can use in a variety of ways to continue its technology leadership. The awards honor not-for-profit institutions that have demonstrated exemplary leadership in the development of open source software for one or more of the constituencies served by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation: the arts and humanities in higher education; research libraries, museums; performing arts organizations; and conservation biology.

You can find more information at http://matc.mellon.org.



Vote in the "Make It Your Own" Awards

Submitted by BrettMeyer on Thu, 03/27/2008 - 11:01am.

The Case Foundation-sponsored "Make It Your Own Awards" just announced the 20 finalists.  In a sign that I'm not the only NPTechie who likes watching basketball, they even have a "Final Four" theme.

> Vote for your favorites

According to Rich D'Amato of the Case Foundation, "Make It Your Own is another of the Case Foundation's efforts to introduce the use of new technologies to NPOs, to do so by incentivizing the use of the technologies with grants, and to make the participation easy for them and for their supporters."

The 20 finalists have already won $10,000; the 4 finalists will receive additional funding.  And, in a cool, NCAA-pool-style twist, the first 10 voters who correctly identify the Final Four will receive $2,500 for their favorite charity.  They've even incentivized the vote!

The Flash-based site running the vote is pretty cool in itself, so go check it out and vote for your favorites today.  Voting will be open until April 22nd, 2008.



NTEN Community People's Choice Awards

Submitted by Annaliese on Thu, 03/06/2008 - 2:35pm.

At this year's Community Awards ceremony at the Nonprofit Technology Conference, we want to acknowledge the organizations and people who have stood out with particularly effective, exciting, and memorable implementations of technology for their causes over the past year.

Please take a moment to tell us about your favorites in this short survey, and we'll announce the People's Choice in each category on Friday, March 21st.

> Vote today!



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