2008 Grant Recipients

2008 Turn It Up Grant Recipients

 

United States

  • Atlas Service Corps, Inc. "Turn it Up" International - To expand its use of Salesforce to manage its administration and outreach to the global nonprofit community as part of its innovative fellowship program that brings nonprofit leaders from the developing world to volunteer in the U.S.

  • Bay Area Video Coalition's Salesforce Expansion - To further develop its Salesforce implementation to meet the growing need for technology training to support its mission of connecting underserved populations with new opportunities in media technology.

  • MicroMentor's Salesforce Expansion - To expand its use of Salesforce to deepen relationships with partners through better communication on the performance and business outcomes for its program designed to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses through relationships with experienced peers and business professionals.

  • Association for Effective Schools' K-12 Data Cloud - To use Salesforce to build a data model for use as the template for K-12 schools to improve instruction through their access to instructional data.

 

Europe, Africa

 

  • The Great Generation's Microfinance Capacity Building - To build on the organization's use of Salesforce to manage microfinance programs across the developing world in partnership with community-based organizations.

  • U-Turn Homeless Ministry's City-wide Database - To use Salesforce to create a common platform between nonprofits operating in Cape Town as part of U-Turn's mission to help the homeless receive meaningful assistance from organizations seeking to help them.

Asia

 

  • World Toilet Organization's Salesforce Implementation - To implement Salesforce to help increase efficiency, productivity with quantifiable impact on fund generation, partnerships nurtured and network servicing as part of its mission to improve health and sanitation worldwide through toilet education and sustainable sanitation.

 

2008 Technology for Youth Development Grant Recipients

 

United States

  • Bay Area Community Resources' Communities in Harmony Advocating for Learning and Kids Youthline - To reconstruct the Youthline Call Center and Resource Directory built on Microsoft Access onto Salesforce to enhance youth development through exposure to and use of new Web 2.0 technology and VoIP.

  • Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bay Area's Finance Data Integration Project - To expand on the success of its 2007 grant to integrate fundraising and financial data into its Salesforce system to free up resources and reduce operational expenses to focus on its mission of providing high-quality mentoring experience to young people in the Bay Area.

  • Sports4Kids' Salesforce Implementation - To maximize its use of Salesforce to improve communication with donors, enhance their recruiting efforts and provide accessible, user-friendly trainings for community organizations as part of its mission to improve the health and well-being of children by increasing opportunities for physical activity and safe, meaningful play.

  • Streetside Stories' Media Arts Project at MLK Middle School - To further the mission of the media arts programs at MLK Middle School which are designed to cultivate young people's voices, fostering educational equity and building community, literacy, and arts skills.

 

Europe 

  • Children in Crisis d:side Program - To use Salesforce to improve and maximize the reach of its d:side (drugs: support, information, drug education) curriculum resource program to schools in the UK, Ukraine and Italy.

  • Kiganda Vocational Centre's mission to transform lives in Uganda - To improve the administration and outreach projects of the Centre, and to enable the young people that the Centre serves to gain access to information on innovations in farming, technology, health promotion initiatives and business planning.

 

Asia Pacific  

  • The Education for Development Foundation's Salesforce Young Doctors Project - To expand the technology-assisted health promotion program designed to enable rural students to become computer literate in an effort to cover more needy schools, children and communities.

  • Polaris Project Japan's Outreach Website - To build an outreach website for at-risk youth to prevent teen domestic violence, commercial sexual exploitation, and other forms of abuse.