Non-profits see disadvantages to supporting websites. First and foremost, they are wary of the staff, time, and resources needed to maintain and update the site. In addition, they do not believe their clients use computers. Organizations want a variety of constituents to visit their sites, including prospective clients, other community agencies, and the general community. Back to the top.
Training is a high priority of the respondents.
Back to the top. However, the respondents do see significant benefits that increased technology can bring to their organizations. Many agree that increased efficiency and reduced duplication will result, as will better and quick communications. Many cite accuracy and completeness of data, more exposure and marketing opportunities, and better support to clients. First and foremost is training for staff and volunteers.