Category: General

  • Nonprofit Donor Management Software Report Published

    Think Curiouser reports on the latest deep dive into donor management software, including side by side comparison models.

  • Covid19 Inspires Innovative Fall Fundraisers

    Dallas Culture Map reports on six major nonprofits and how they’re rethinking the fall fundraising event season.

  • New United Way Studies Texans Near Financial Crises

    The Fort Worth Star Telegram reports on those who fall in “ALICE” Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed categories according to United Way of Texas results.

  • Iconic IT Dallas Fort Worth Celebrates the 2019 Winner of the DFW Nonprofit Champion Award: HOPE Farm

    In late spring of this year, Iconic IT Dallas Fort Worth chose the winner of the 2019 DFW Nonprofit Champion Award, HOPE Farm.

    About Hope Farm

    HOPE Farm is a leadership development program designed to help at-risk boys growing up without a father figure in their lives. HOPE Farm is a faith-based organization with a focus on education, youth A close up of a logo

Description automatically generatedintervention, and mentoring boys from the ages of five all the way through high school and beyond. This Dallas Fort Worth based organization is a social community nonprofit featuring a gym and a community center, with basketball being a large part of their success. HOPE Farm has helped over 250 boys and their mothers since it was founded in 1989.

    HOPE Farm celebrates many milestones with the kids, fostering a sense of self-worth and value. The organization provides the opportunities for the boys to develop strong characters that will help them throughout their lives, from their school years and beyond.

    Iconic IT DFW Nonprofit Champion Award

    Iconic IT Dallas Fort Worth designed the DFW Nonprofit Champion Award to recognize local nonprofits for the good they do within the community. Initially, the award was given to nonprofits that Iconic IT Dallas Fort Worth employees were directly involved in, either by working with the organizations or receiving help from them.

    The award has grown in scope and now the nominations encompass nonprofits from all over.

    The winners are chosen in the spring for the year prior. HOPE Farm was chosen in June 2020 for its service throughout 2019.

    HOPE Farm’s Win

    Iconic IT Dallas Fort Worth provided eight laptops and headsets to HOPE Farm in recognition of the DFW Nonprofit Champion Award.

    Victor Neil, HOPE Farm VP of Marketing, explains that winning the DFW Nonprofit Champion Award happened at the perfect time for the organization.

    “We recently just opened a new facility in South Dallas and needed some laptops for our reading lab. When Iconic reached out and let us know we would be receiving the DFW Nonprofit award the timing was perfect. Because of it we were able to fully equip our South Dallas lab with brand new Chromebooks!”

    Special recognition goes out to Jeff Howard, Iconic IT’s VP of Client Experience, and Eric Zarko, Account Executive at the Iconic IT Dallas Fort Worth offices, for their efforts to ensure the award will continue to honor nonprofits for years to come.

    Iconic IT’s Jeff Howard stated, “We are honored to give Hope Farm our 2019 Non-Profit Award.  For 30 years, their dedication to providing guidance and activities for vulnerable at-risk boys has helped to provide the community with future leaders.”

    Iconic IT’s Eric Zarko stated “I was introduced to Hope Farm over 5 years ago. I feel in love with their mission of helping elevate the at-risk youth of our communities to become thriving young men that will give back to the same communities. As an avid sports fan, I treasure that one of their 3 pillars, The Body, addresses training, nutrition and organized athletic activities. I was thrilled that they joined the Nonprofit Champion Award club.”

    Applications for the 2020 DFW Nonprofit Champion Award

    If you have a nonprofit organization in the Dallas Fort Worth area and would like to be considered for the DFW Nonprofit Champion Award, applications are now being accepted for 2020.

  • Canine Companion has given 89 service dogs since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

    KVUE reports on heartwarming stories of Canine Companion service dogs being matched with the disabled during the pandemic.

  • Blackbaud announces layoffs

    Reported in local Charleston news: Database software giant Blackbaud announces that despite efforts to mitigate the impact of the shutdown, layoffs are a necessity.

  • Resources for navigating your PPP loan

    Nonprofit Quarterly reports on the most current iteration of the Payroll Protection Program, and what you need to know if you’re a recipient.

  • Junior League of Fort Worth gets national recognition

    Junior League announced the Fort Worth Chapter has won this year’s Fund Development Award for excellence in raising funds to support League Projects and Mission. 

  • 6 million dollar grant awarded to revitalize South Dallas

    Dallas Weekly reports – The Real Estate Council (TREC) Foundation, made up of three nonprofits collaborating for revitalization, gets 6 million dollar grant from the EPA to begin restoring Fair Park and South Dallas.

  • SNAP recipients will now be able to order groceries online

    While most of us have enjoyed the numerous online delivery apps, May 18th will be the launch SNAP recipients to take advantage of this service, as reported by the Dallas News.