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Your Questions Answered
Q1. How do I change the contact person for my organisation?
For us to update or add an organisational contact person we need a signed letter from the CEO/Chairperson of your organisation on an official letterhead which will include the following details:
- The new contact person for your organisation
- The new email address of the contact person of your organisation
- The new email address for your organisation (if applicable)
- The reason for the change
- Any further information
Please scan and then email the document to DonorTec Registrations at donations@donortec.com.au or send a fax of this letter to DonorTec Registrations on 08 8311 5213 and/or mail the original to us at DonorTec, GPO Box 11017,Adelaide SA 5001
Q2. What do I do if I forget my organisation’s username or password?
Click on the request new password link on the right of donortec website screen. You will be asked to enter your registered email address or username. A new password will be emailed to you. If you do not know any of these details, then contact us at donations@donortec.com.au
Net Tuesday Sydney – 7th of July (The Gaelic Club, 64 Devonshire, St Surry Hills)
“Net Tuesday” events are meetings where the people interested in technology in community and not-for profit organisations come together offline to mix, network, swap stories and ideas, build new relationships, and collaborate to help the local community.
There are local Net Tuesday organisers all over the world and these events are becoming increasingly popular. If you would like to help create local opportunities for learning, sharing and using technology to make a difference or are simply wanting to know more about Net Tuesdays why not have a look at this Sydney based Net Tuesday group?
Victorian Nonprofits - you might like to consider having a software project undertaken for free by RMIT students
As part of the Bachelor of Business, Business Information Systems degree at RMIT, the students do a final year Capstone subject. The students are grouped into teams of 6 and are required to specify, design and implement an information system. The goal is that the students develop a real project for a real client and experience the entire software development life cycle.
If you, your company, or your organisation would like to consider having a software project undertaken for free, please contact Arthur Adamopoulos: arthur.adamopoulos@rmit.edu.au. Please take the time to read the following project guidelines at : http://www.rmit.edu.au/bus/bit/biscapstoneoverview
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