Award opportunities highlight the critical importance of technology support for nonprofits, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Accenture
Community Impact Project: Mission Possible Award 2020 – A Better World
As winners of Apparo’s 2020 Mission Possible Award, A Better World will receive $50,000 of pro bono consulting and $10,000 in cash from Accenture for the selection and implementation of a new data management system.
Community Impact Project: 2019 Mission Possible Award Winner Ada Jenkins Center, Software Implementation
As the winner of the 2019 Mission Possible Award, Ada Jenkins Center received $10,000 USD and $50,000 worth of pro bono Accenture consulting.
Navigating the Crisis: Lupus Foundation of America, North Carolina Chapter
Apparo and Accenture support has helped the Lupus Foundation be successful in their ability to work and serve those living with Lupus.
Community Spotlight: Jean + Mark Miller
Meet Jean + Mark Miller! They’ve been Apparo donors since 2016, as well as been a part of the Apparo community in myriad ways beyond that.
Community Spotlight: Kevin O’Rourke
Kevin has been supporting the Apparo mission since 2007, and has been actively involved since 2014 as a member of our Board of Directors and CIO Host Committee. And his support doesn’t stop there.
CIO Experience: Service Logic
Kevin O’Rourke, CIO, Service Logic, and Mark Miller, Accenture, came together to volunteer at Classroom Central through Apparo’s CIO Experiences.
Mission Possible Award Promoted on Spectrum News
Spectrum News anchor Claudine Chalfant interviewed Apparo’s Director of Programs & Pro Bono Engagements, Lavonne McLean, about the Mission Possible Award program.
Winner and Finalists Announced for Apparo’s TechExec Community Impact Award
Apparo is pleased to announce Courtney Ramey as the winner of its inaugural TechExec Community Impact Award.
Apparo + Charlotte Regional Business Alliance Discuss Collaborations, Economic Opportunity & The Mission Possible Award
They touched on one of the biggest challenges nonprofits face, and why strong nonprofits are a critical component of addressing economic mobility in the area.
