In this interview, we discuss the “secret sauce” that makes working with Apparo unique, the importance of sustainability, how we stay ahead of tech + more.
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Apparo Featured on QC Life to Talk About 3 Upcoming Tech Awards
The awards include Mission Possible: The Economic Opportunity Award for nonprofits, and the TechExec and TechEntrepreneur Community Impact Awards for tech leaders.
Apparo Celebrates Tech Superheroes, Supports Local Nonprofits with Launch of 2020 TechExec Community Impact Award and 2021 Mission Possible: The Economic Opportunity Award
Award opportunities highlight the critical importance of technology support for nonprofits, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Apparo on WBTV: How To Support Nonprofits During Coronavirus Pandemic
With the call for social distancing and the new rules against gathering in groups, many nonprofits are facing immediate challenges. Here’s how you can help.
Apparo + News Stations Talk Working Remotely Amid Coronavirus
As more companies are shifting to remote work in an effort to keep the spread of Covid-19 at bay, nonprofits are finding themselves included in the transition.
Apparo’s Lavonne McLean Recognized as One of the 50 Most Influential Women
Apparo is proud to announce that Lavonne McLean, Director of Programs + Pro Bono Partnerships, has been recognized as one of the 50 Most Influential Women by The Mecklenburg Times.
Bank of America Wins 2019 #BizGivesCLT Award for Volunteer Commitment to Apparo
What well deserved recognition for Bank of America! They have won a 2019 #BizGivesCLT award for committing 250 volunteer hours to Apparo in 2020.
Apparo Featured with ZABS Place on WSOC
Nonprofit ZABS Place recently celebrated 5 years. Apparo crashed their party to celebrate with them and reflect on our recent partnership.
Apparo + Stand for Animals Featured on WSOC TV’s Family Focus
Apparo’s worked with Stand for Animals since 2014, serving them in a variety of ways. This news story reflects our partnership.
Apparo Featured on WBTV to Share Mission
Apparo’s CEO, Kim Lanphear, emphasiz that nonprofits are businesses too, and that in being such warrant the choice to invest in business-process-improving technology, free of stigma.
