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Bel Air, MD - Technology 4 Causes (T4C) is proud to announce their acquisition and expansion of Harford Helps, a free online directory that helps connect Harford County (MD) citizens to the wide variety of volunteer and donation needs in our community, and direct those in need to critical support services available in the area.
“The idea for Harford Helps came about in 2018 when I noticed that donors frequently asked where they could take donation items our non-profit didn’t accept”, says Harford Helps Creator and Founder, Alicia Hamilton. “This sparked the idea for a county-wide ‘Donation Directory’ which has since expanded into what is now known as Harford Helps.”
In 2024, T4C launched the next generation of Harford Helps, powered by an array of technology to enhance the functionality, content, and accessibility of the site. As part of this expansion, Harford Helps is now integrated with Path to Success, fueled by technology donations from Harford County businesses DICORP, Inc., Anvilor Solutions, and Social Progress Solutions.
"We are excited to support Harford Helps under our Technology 4 Causes mission, furthering our commitment to uplifting our community”, says T4C Executive Director, John Kutcher, Ph.D. “By providing technology innovation and operational support, we can enhance the effectiveness and reach of vital services. The goal of our support is to enhance and empower local charitable and social organizations to sustain and grow their impact -- by fostering volunteerism, facilitating donations of items, and raising awareness of vital community services for those in need in our local community."
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Harrison Swartz
Director of Communications and Events
Technology 4 Causes
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Technology 4 Causes is dedicated to amplifying the impact of charitable initiatives through technology, networking, and collaboration. Through its Mentoring, Technology Assistance, Sports 4 Causes, and Helping Hubs programs, T4C empowers the impact of its partners by providing customized software, event coordination, educational opportunities, and community engagement tools. These initiatives, backed by generous partners and sponsors, create a powerful multiplying effect, enabling non-profits to operate more effectively and extend their reach. Learn more at www.technology4causes.org.
Bel Air, MD - Technology 4 Causes (T4C) is proud to announce their acquisition and expansion of Harford Helps, a free online directory that helps connect Harford County (MD) citizens to the wide variety of volunteer and donation needs in our community, and direct those in need to critical support services available in the area.
“The idea for Harford Helps came about in 2018 when I noticed that donors frequently asked where they could take donation items our non-profit didn’t accept”, says Harford Helps Creator and Founder, Alicia Hamilton. “This sparked the idea for a county-wide ‘Donation Directory’ which has since expanded into what is now known as Harford Helps.”
In 2024, T4C launched the next generation of Harford Helps, powered by an array of technology to enhance the functionality, content, and accessibility of the site. As part of this expansion, Harford Helps is now integrated with Path to Success, fueled by technology donations from Harford County businesses DICORP, Inc., Anvilor Solutions, and Social Progress Solutions.
"We are excited to support Harford Helps under our Technology 4 Causes mission, furthering our commitment to uplifting our community”, says T4C Executive Director, John Kutcher, Ph.D. “By providing technology innovation and operational support, we can enhance the effectiveness and reach of vital services. The goal of our support is to enhance and empower local charitable and social organizations to sustain and grow their impact -- by fostering volunteerism, facilitating donations of items, and raising awareness of vital community services for those in need in our local community."
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Harrison Swartz
Director of Communications and Events
Technology 4 Causes
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Technology 4 Causes is dedicated to amplifying the impact of charitable initiatives through technology, networking, and collaboration. Through its Mentoring, Technology Assistance, Sports 4 Causes, and Helping Hubs programs, T4C empowers the impact of its partners by providing customized software, event coordination, educational opportunities, and community engagement tools. These initiatives, backed by generous partners and sponsors, create a powerful multiplying effect, enabling non-profits to operate more effectively and extend their reach. Learn more at www.technology4causes.org.
Happy October, Harford County! There’s plenty to do this month, with charity fundraisers, trunk or treats, fall festivals, and more. With cold weather and the holidays just around the corner, many organizations are starting to collect items for people in need. If you’re looking for volunteer opportunities, places to donate, or places to get help, visit the Resource Directory to find what you need.
If your nonprofit is sponsoring families or collecting donations, let us know so we can get the word out. As always, if you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news to share, or jobs or events to promote, please contact us here.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Please support this month’s Featured Nonprofit, SARC, in their efforts to help victims, build awareness, and eventually eradicate domestic violence.
Have a great month!
Happy October, Harford County! There’s plenty to do this month, with charity fundraisers, trunk or treats, fall festivals, and more. With cold weather and the holidays just around the corner, many organizations are starting to collect items for people in need. If you’re looking for volunteer opportunities, places to donate, or places to get help, visit the Resource Directory to find what you need.
If your nonprofit is sponsoring families or collecting donations, let us know so we can get the word out. As always, if you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news to share, or jobs or events to promote, please contact us here.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Please support this month’s Featured Nonprofit, SARC, in their efforts to help victims, build awareness, and eventually eradicate domestic violence.
Have a great month!
Happy Fall, Harford County! There’s a lot to do with plenty of fundraisers, fall festivals, and other events going on.
September is both National Recovery Month and Suicide Prevention Month. There are many local resources available. If you or someone you know is suffering, please reach out to one of the many recovery centers and mental health facilities in our area. Ashley Addiction Center, Voices of Hope, the Char Hope Foundation, and the Klein Family Center are just a few of them. Please visit an emergency room or call 911 in an emergency. You can also call 988 24/7 if you are in crisis.
If you haven’t done so yet, head over to the redesigned Harford Helps website to browse our database of nonprofit organizations, find places to volunteer and donate, find resources, or register your nonprofit. As always, if you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news to share, jobs or events to promote, or questions or comments, please contact us here.
Finally, as our kids head back to school, our hearts are with Joppatowne High School and the whole J-towne community. We love our Mariners! Be kind to each other out there, Harford County!
Happy Fall, Harford County! There’s a lot to do with plenty of fundraisers, fall festivals, and other events going on.
September is both National Recovery Month and Suicide Prevention Month. There are many local resources available. If you or someone you know is suffering, please reach out to one of the many recovery centers and mental health facilities in our area. Ashley Addiction Center, Voices of Hope, the Char Hope Foundation, and the Klein Family Center are just a few of them. Please visit an emergency room or call 911 in an emergency. You can also call 988 24/7 if you are in crisis.
If you haven’t done so yet, head over to the redesigned Harford Helps website to browse our database of nonprofit organizations, find places to volunteer and donate, find resources, or register your nonprofit. As always, if you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news to share, jobs or events to promote, or questions or comments, please contact us here.
Finally, as our kids head back to school, our hearts are with Joppatowne High School and the whole J-towne community. We love our Mariners! Be kind to each other out there, Harford County!
Hello, Harford County! We hope you’re enjoying the summer!
We are pleased to announce that the new Harford Helps website will be publicly launched on September 4th. Subscribers to this newsletter are invited to check it out on August 29th. The new site will make it easy to search our nonprofit database for places to volunteer, donate goods, or find any help you may need. Nonprofit organizations will be able to register or update their listings with volunteer opportunities, needs, and services after the public launch. We hope you will share our excitement over this update. We’re looking forward to furthering our mission of connecting charitable hearts to the needs in their community and the local organizations endeavoring to meet them.
In other news, it’s back to school time! September 3 is the first day of school for HCPS. For information on registering your child for school, click here. To donate school supplies to Harford County Education Foundation’s Stuff The Bus campaign, click here. Supplies for Stuff The Bus can also be dropped off at Hamilton’s Service Center (3901 Level Road in Havre de Grace) from 8AM-5PM Monday through Thursday and 8AM-3PM on Fridays now through September 20th.
As always, if you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news to share, jobs or events to promote, or questions or comments, please contact us here.
Happy Labor Day!
Hello, Harford County! We hope you’re enjoying the summer!
We are pleased to announce that the new Harford Helps website will be publicly launched on September 4th. Subscribers to this newsletter are invited to check it out on August 29th. The new site will make it easy to search our nonprofit database for places to volunteer, donate goods, or find any help you may need. Nonprofit organizations will be able to register or update their listings with volunteer opportunities, needs, and services after the public launch. We hope you will share our excitement over this update. We’re looking forward to furthering our mission of connecting charitable hearts to the needs in their community and the local organizations endeavoring to meet them.
In other news, it’s back to school time! September 3 is the first day of school for HCPS. For information on registering your child for school, click here. To donate school supplies to Harford County Education Foundation’s Stuff The Bus campaign, click here. Supplies for Stuff The Bus can also be dropped off at Hamilton’s Service Center (3901 Level Road in Havre de Grace) from 8AM-5PM Monday through Thursday and 8AM-3PM on Fridays now through September 20th.
As always, if you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news to share, jobs or events to promote, or questions or comments, please contact us here.
Happy Labor Day!
Hello, Harford County! We hope you’re keeping cool and enjoying the summer so far!
Thank you for the wonderful responses to our first issue. We’re so excited to bring you news each month about our wonderful nonprofit community.
Harford Non-profit News is the official newsletter of Harford Helps, a free online directory of local non-profit organizations. Through the Harford Helps website, users can find resources and places to volunteer and donate. Our mission is to connect charitable hearts in Harford County to the needs in their community and the local organizations endeavoring to meet them. We are in the process of updating and improving our site. We will let you know when the new site is live!
If you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news to share, jobs or events to promote, or questions or comments, please contact us here.
Hello, Harford County! We hope you’re keeping cool and enjoying the summer so far!
Thank you for the wonderful responses to our first issue. We’re so excited to bring you news each month about our wonderful nonprofit community.
Harford Non-profit News is the official newsletter of Harford Helps, a free online directory of local non-profit organizations. Through the Harford Helps website, users can find resources and places to volunteer and donate. Our mission is to connect charitable hearts in Harford County to the needs in their community and the local organizations endeavoring to meet them. We are in the process of updating and improving our site. We will let you know when the new site is live!
If you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news to share, jobs or events to promote, or questions or comments, please contact us here.
Welcome to the first issue of Harford Non-profit News! We’re excited to share all the good things Harford County’s non-profits are doing to make our community better. In each issue, we’ll share news, events, and resources with our readers.
Harford Non-profit News is the official newsletter of Harford Helps, a free online directory of local non-profit organizations. Through the Harford Helps website, users can find resources and places to volunteer and donate. Our mission is to connect charitable hearts in Harford County to the needs in their community and the local organizations endeavoring to meet them. Over the next couple of months, the Harford Helps website is getting a makeover to include even more robust searching and sorting features.
Thanks for checking out our newsletter! Look for a new edition every month. If you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news, jobs, or events to promote, please reach out to Dinah.
Harford Non-Profit News is created and produced by Nonprofit Development Academy, an educational resource for development professionals and volunteers.
Welcome to the first issue of Harford Non-profit News! We’re excited to share all the good things Harford County’s non-profits are doing to make our community better. In each issue, we’ll share news, events, and resources with our readers.
Harford Non-profit News is the official newsletter of Harford Helps, a free online directory of local non-profit organizations. Through the Harford Helps website, users can find resources and places to volunteer and donate. Our mission is to connect charitable hearts in Harford County to the needs in their community and the local organizations endeavoring to meet them. Over the next couple of months, the Harford Helps website is getting a makeover to include even more robust searching and sorting features.
Thanks for checking out our newsletter! Look for a new edition every month. If you would like to be a featured nonprofit, or if you have news, jobs, or events to promote, please reach out to Dinah.
Harford Non-Profit News is created and produced by Nonprofit Development Academy, an educational resource for development professionals and volunteers.
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