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catchafire.org
hashtagcharity.org
Some good projects, mainly Wordpress/CMS + CRM solutions required. Also lots of "IT infrastructure review" requests.
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Thanks. I've emailed them.Originally posted by redgiant View PostI have volunteered through IT4C before (AbilityNet is the charity that runs it) and you can contact/register here - Join our Volunteers | AbilityNet
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Yes that is my experience too. I managed to do my last piece of work with a charity along side a paid contract and it took over 9 months to complete in the end due to delays mainly at their end reviewing what I had done. Interesting work though and not something I would do normally for a client so a refreshing change and well worth it.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostProblem with offering any specialist skills is that charities take months to respond.
They seem to presume that people who are unemployed or have free time will be that way for months when in fact very few people who are highly skilled stay not working for long lengths of time.
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Problem with offering any specialist skills is that charities take months to respond.
They seem to presume that people who are unemployed or have free time will be that way for months when in fact very few people who are highly skilled stay not working for long lengths of time.
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With all the resource on here it's a shame we couldn't do a CUK project for someone. Particularly for those on the bench struggling with demonstrable skills. Be a nightmare to manage so highly unlikely to work though.
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I have volunteered through IT4C before (AbilityNet is the charity that runs it) and you can contact/register here - Join our Volunteers | AbilityNetOriginally posted by theroyale View PostSaw this page first: Charities need donations of IT skills
Through it found it4communities.org.uk which had some great opportunities (database migrations, cloud migrations etc) - only problem is it looks years out of date.
Anyone know of other more current forums? I've looked on the generic websites like do-it.org and charityjob.co.uk, but the most "IT Skills" the ads on these sites seem to require is to teach older people how to switch on a computer..
Good luck!
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Website through which to volunteer IT skills
Saw this page first: Charities need donations of IT skills
Through it found it4communities.org.uk which had some great opportunities (database migrations, cloud migrations etc) - only problem is it looks years out of date.
Anyone know of other more current forums? I've looked on the generic websites like do-it.org and charityjob.co.uk, but the most "IT Skills" the ads on these sites seem to require is to teach older people how to switch on a computer..Tags: None
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