NPO Internet Services

The Internet holds untapped possibilities for the philanthropic community regarding online giving and grant-making. At NPO, we are fully aware of these high-tech innovations as we continuously work to provide solutions that capitalize on the power of the Internet and streamline business processes.

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Our Host*Net service provides charitable institutions an Internet-based method of using our Foundation Information Management System (FIMS) or FoundationPower, as well as office productivity software such as Microsoft Office 2000 Professional. With Host*Net, you can access FIMS or FoundationPower, office software, documents and database information with ease from any computer with online access.

Safety*Net, NPO's emergency hosting solution, gives non-Host*Net clients online access to their database, documents and software in the event of an emergency, such as a power outage, fire or storm, that makes office computers temporarily unusable.

With DonorCentral, your donor advisors and fund holders experience an even greater level of communication by having access to extensive, fund-specific information online. Now your donor advisors can log on to view fund activity, and download and print formatted fund statements. With the Suggestion Central option, they can make grant suggestions online, which (after review) will automatically make record entries in your FIMS or Foundation Power grants system.

The Internet Grant Application Module (IGAM) allows you to accept grant applications and proposals via your web site. Using IGAM can dramatically reduce data entry, minimize incoming mail, and lessen other time-intensive administrative tasks -- lowering your operating costs and saving you valuable time.

Let NPO host your List Serve, which allow foundations to automatically redistribute e-mail to selected users or groups of users. This excellent communications tool gives foundations another method of staying in contact with board members, staff, or any specific group of donors, such as those interested in children's issues.