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Homeless Shelter CSDB
Manages services and stays for Homeless Shelters
The Homeless Shelter CSDB manages clients, services, and stays for one or multiple shelter locations. Please see the user's guide for full details. -
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Delightful Labor
Non-profit management
(no longer supported) Delightful Labor offers many features to help manage your non-profit, including: - CRM (customer relationship management) to track the constituents, supporters, and businesses - Donation management, including * Accounts and campaigns * Multi-currency support * Honorariums/memorials * Gift Acknowledgement * Soft-cash relationships * In-kind donations - Personalization features - custom tables and fields. - Documents and Images - upload documents and... -
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SocialCommunity
SocialCommunity is a software suite for social service organziations.
SocialCommunity is a software suite for social service organziations, with non-profits in mind. It will contain client management. Human Resources, Communications, Scheduling, Finances and Referral systems when done. It runs as a QT-based client with a MySql backend. Which should be perfect for most organizations. A web-based interface will be available later on for groups who prefer it.
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