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Gwinnett Generative AI for Nonprofits (GAIN) Program is sponsored by United Way of Greater Atlanta, in collaboration with NPursuit Career Partners (funded by Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program). This year-long program is designed to demystify artificial intelligence and equip nonprofit leaders serving Gwinnett County with the essential skills and knowledge to leverage AI within their organizations effectively.
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Capacity Building For Nonprofit | United Way ATL Nonprofit Capacity Building More effective and sustainable nonprofits mean that children and families have greater access to supports that help them to thrive. Nonprofits are the lifeblood of the social sector, working to deliver their mission with a fraction of the resources available to their for-profit counterparts.
From fundraising and board management to improving program delivery and community engagement, organizational capacity building can bolster a wide spread of needs to help organizations fulfill their missions. United Way of Greater Atlanta is partnering with Microsoft to bring technology capacity building resources to the Atlanta nonprofit community. This summer, we teamed up to ask nonprofits about their technology needs and pain points.
Over 100 organizations across the region responded, and the consensus was clear: technology plays a big role in how nonprofits reach their missions, but there are major gaps in how organizations can leverage tech effectively. What We're Hearing From Nonprofits 68% reported that staff are not adequately trained on all hardware and software programs, and 98% want their staff to deepen their technical skills.
97% reported that they collect data, but only 6% gave themselves top marks on their ability to analyze and leverage data to make business decisions. 77% said current budget couldn’t support bringing on a full-time technologist, and fewer than 1 in 5 respondents have a dedicated technology staff member.
Technology Capacity Building Resources United Way of Greater Atlanta has partnered with Microsoft in our effort to help nonprofit partners build capacity. From free products to coaching to learn-as-you go skill building; Microsoft offers a wide range of resources to take your nonprofit to the next level.
The Nonprofit Tech Acceleration Program (NTA) The Nonprofit Tech Acceleration Program (NTA) empowers Black and African American-serving nonprofits with technology grants and technical consulting, with an aim to modernize processes, streamline operations, and strengthen community impact.
Program participants are matched with a Microsoft Technology Specialist to implement your customized technology solutions and have access to the NTA Concierge Team. Program participants receive 10 free Microsoft 365 Business Premium licenses, 5 free Dynamics 365 Sales and Enterprise licenses, $3,500 in annual Azure credits, and 10 free Power Apps licenses.
Eligibility: U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations that serve Black and/or African American communities. Microsoft Tech for Social Impact (TSI) Microsoft Tech for Social Impact (TSI) is dedicated to providing affordable and accessible technology and tools to help nonprofits of all sizes achieve their missions. If your organization does not qualify for The Nonprofit Tech Acceleration Program, this is the program for you.
Open to any registered nonprofit, program participants receive ten free Microsoft 365 Business Premium licenses, five free Dynamics 365 Sales and Enterprise licenses, $3,500 in annual Azure credits, and ten free Power Apps licenses. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to change the way the world does business – the nonprofit sector is no exception.
Explore how Generative AI can deepen our collective work to increase Child Well-Being in Greater Atlanta. Accelerate Atlanta’s Generative AI for Non-profits (GAIN) Program is a structured six week program of interactive lab classes, designed to cover AI fundamentals and practice real-world applications as they apply to the nonprofit sector.
Created by a cohort of Atlanta area nonprofits and taught by industry efforts, this is a hands-on opportunity to learn how to integrate AI into your organization. Earn a Careers Essential Certificate in Generative AI through the Microsoft LinkedIn Learning portal. Discover the skills needed to apply generative AI in your career.
Learn the core concepts of artificial intelligence and generative AI functionality Develop an understanding of generative AI models. Learn the ethical considerations of using generative AI. Explore the impact of generative AI tools.
Build Your Technology Skillsets Skills for In Demand Jobs LinkedIn Learning and Microsoft provides 7 free professional certificates for Generative AI, Administrative Professional, Project Manager, Business Analyst, Systems Administrator, Data Analyst, or Software Developer though 2025. In addition, there are courses on digital literacy and productivity, soft skills, and entrepreneurship.
More details Microsoft Training for Nonprofits Microsoft Training for Nonprofits Microsoft Skills for Nonprofits hub offers self-paced, instructor-led, and on demand learning opportunities for all skill levels. Start your culture of learning with resources designed to provide your staff with the technical skills and knowledge to grow in an ever-evolving digital landscape.
More details Microsoft Cloud for Nonprofit Skilling Empower your organization for Microsoft Cloud for Nonprofit through industry-specific training. Unlock the value through skilling for IT Pros and Business Users. The Microsoft Digital Skills Center for Nonprofits at TechSoup A collaboration between TechSoup and Microsoft that offers a subset of training opportunities through TechSoup Courses.
Based on TechSoup’s deep understanding of the sector, these courses are specifically designed to help nonprofit staff and volunteers learn how to use and get the most out of the Microsoft tools. Customize your learning journey with up-to-date content developed by experts and a variety of resources. Master new skills with a comprehensive collection of training options that empower you to learn in a style that fits best.
Tech Impact’s Nonprofit Technology Learning Center Find original research, insights, and assessment tools to help you solve your biggest tech challenges. Director, Capacity Building Interested in more Capacity Building? United Way works with our partner agencies to ensure that nonprofits are in the driver’s seat, determining the capacity building paths that are right for them.
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Gwinnett Generative AI for Nonprofits (GAIN) Program is funded by United Way of Greater Atlanta, in collaboration with NPursuit Career Partners (funded by Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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