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One of our missions in 2009 was to introduce a new program to help “public good” non-profits. There are so many great causes out there and many of those offices would benefit from better telecommunications equipment.
Faith in Action was our first non-profit under the program, they’re a Sammamish based organization helping seniors live independently by providing volunteer support for transportation, keeping up their homes, etc.
When moving into their new office space they needed a small phone system, the Talkswitch 240vs was a perfect fit for just $695. Along with some used phones and discounted installation we got them up and running quickly and easily.
We’re looking for more “public good” non-profits to help. Though we can’t give away the equipment, we’ve offering some nicely discounted bundles to make the upgrade easier. To see if your organization qualifies please contact us.
The Author: Kevin Selkowitz
About: Kevin Selkowitz is the founder and lead consultant for Selkowitz Technology, a Seattle-area small business systems consulting company. We focus on the four major technology needs of small businesses - phone systems, phone and internet service, servers/network infrastructure, and business applications.
This entry was posted by Kevin Selkowitz, on Thursday, January 8th, 2009 at 10:03 am and is filed under Phone Systems. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response on the right, or trackback from your own site.
