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'Technology and Nonprofits' is April 8 Brown Bag Lunch topic

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"Technology and Nonprofits" will be this week's topic at Brown Bag Lunch Wednesday, hosted by the Cook County Community Fund in partnership with Cook County Higher Education. WTIP volunteer Mark Abrahamson spoke with computer programmer, Woody Gilk, on North Shore Morning.
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"Technology and Nonprofits"

Common needs and solutions to website development, online marketing, and communication will be presented. The discussion will be led by Woody Gilk, a local computer programmer who provides technical assistance to local non-profits who are developing their online presence.

This is the 2nd presentation of our Spring Brown Bag Series for local non-profits brought to you by Cook County Community Fund in collaboration with Cook County Higher Education.

RSVP would be appreciated:  [email protected]
Bring your lunch -- desserts and beverages will be provided
Wednesday, April 8th from 11:30 - 1:00pm
Cook County Higher Education
300 3rd St, Grand Marais, MN 55604
 
[email protected]

 


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