3rd and final installment of my field notes from #24NTC are now live!
https://mrwweb.com/day-3-24ntc-field-notes/
Bonus content: Links to delicious PDX food + Ole Bolle Troll.
My field notes from Days 1 and 2 of #24NTC. Lots of good things to chew on:
Day 1: https://mrwweb.com/day-1-24ntc-field-notes/
Day 2: https://mrwweb.com/day-2-24ntc-field-notes/
It's our final day at NTEN, where we've loved getting to know you and the causes you support.
Our wall isn't complete though, so be sure to stop by our booth to add the charity of your choice to our wall, and we'll make a donation on your behalf!
View our blog post about it: https://www.kalamuna.com/blog/party-us-ntc-2024-plus-why-were-abolishing-sponsor-booth
We want you to wear Kalamuna t-shirts and pins. We’d love nothing more than for you to become a walking ad for our web design and development agency. But with the world so in need, instead of giving away conference swag, we’re turning our sponsor booth at the 2024 Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC) into a turn-key nonprofit donation station, 100% funded by us—but directed by you, the attendees.
Don't miss #TechSoup's @webb and Eva Taylor from Hootsuite at NTEN's #24NTC, where they'll discuss the best practices for identifying and countering #disinformation.
March 14th at 2pm PT. Learn more: https://ow.ly/GC2j50QJE5e
Day 2 of NTEN is going well and we're incredibly grateful to all of you who visited our booth and came to the Party With a Purpose with Big Sea and Plank yesterday!
It's been such a great experience so far, and we're excited for more people to visit our booth and attend the Pantheon & Partners happy hour later this evening!
For tonight's party, be sure to RSVP for free to gain entry: https://pantheon.io/events/happy-hour/pantheon-partners-portland-happy-hour
#24NTC #PortlandEvents #NTCPortland #GiveBack #drupal #wordpress #charitywall
Congrats to Free Geek for winning the NTEN Catalyst award.
They refurbish computers that would have ended up in a landfill, install Linux on them and get them into the hands of people who need them.
Mark Root-Wiley
Kalamuna
Tony Martignetti
TechSoup
Clayton Dewey