Also, many Internet Service Providers have reduced charges or will waive setup charges for nonprofits. Networking is the answer. Tim Hyat of Per Scholas provides a simple introduction to multiple-user Internet access in Tech News article for United Way of New York. Consider using recycled equipment. Another place to look for used computers is your local business and corporate community.
Many large businesses upgrade computer equipment often.
It's worth a few phone calls to see if anything is available. Once you get started, keeping systems running smoothly can be challenging. Jayne Cravens comes through again with excellent advice. Now that you have your computers humming and your Internet connection, it's time to start planning your website. Anne Keating writing for Tech News give some basic advice about website development for nonprofits.