Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of Jurassic World the Game! I hope you guys all have your a cup of tea. Yeah. Tea break! The tea break! So what are we doing today? Well, actually tomorrow or maybe the day of, I don't know why I'm not blowing this. It might be tonight, like the day of recording it. There is a new creature coming out. It has been shown on Facebook. Hopefully I'll put it in a picture. Where is it? I don't know. Yes, maybe. Which is the... Hold on, let me go find it. The platycerapus or platycarapus. I think it's platycerapus. It's probably supposed to be said either way. That thing's coming. Looks like it may have been in Jurassic Park Builder. I could be wrong. It looks very similar to what you call a geosource. Also, I'm noticing for some of you guys may remember I used to do fall guy streams. And these eyes that are like there, these ones, my camera picks them up. It starts face tracking them so it loses focus on me.  And I was like, why is my camera keeping on unfocusing? But I think it's because it starts to think that these eyes are part of me. And it tries to get them in focus. So it's a shame they're going to have to go. Unfortunately, it just seems apparently that my chair is a thing. Sorry, my chair is tall backwards. My chair is a person. So what are we doing today? That's not going to be released today, unfortunately, but I will get it over the weekend. So of course, we'll do a video unlocking it. And because it is, if we have a look, shake the earth in 16 hours, 50 minutes from this said very second of recording is when I should be able to do it. So we're going to have a look at the pack. I don't think we can, oh god, there we go. We can't look at the actual creature's stats itself, unfortunately. I really like the look of the pack. It is another surface. Kind of, it's a service creature who really cares. Should I just leave these tea breaks in? Of me just like silent when I'm yum yum. Or should I be nice and edit them out? We'll see. We have the VIP exclusive event. We also have the battle stage infinite.  Look, I'm scrolling. No, I'm trying to scroll. There was something recently in the VIP. It was a boss battle only for VIP, which is quite interesting. Hold on. I'm going to do it. I'm going to try and there we go. So we don't get the unfocusing anymore. I just have to stay like this and make sure the eyeballs don't come out. But it was for the VIP and it was like one try only. I was like, oh, that's pretty. That's pretty cool. I like that. That's nice. But the ball stage even is really what we want. We want the ball stage infinite because that's where you get all the stuff from. I also want to level up a certain like any creature. So we do have three a quarter creatures to hatch because that's part of a mission, I think. I might be very close to getting the full boss DNA that you can get, which is like an extra 180 because I've done a couple of fuses. There we go. We've hatched three. We've got 20 hours. We need open six more packs. Use 30 carnivals, which is easy and open 15 car packs. What's the 60 books? Heck, yeah, I'll take that. What's the best way of opening packs? I guess probably, you know, doing the battle, I suppose. Who wants to do that? But giving a shot to, of course, you've got the free one that you can do there. But also this, you might get a pack. You might not. It's probably like 80, 20, 80 percent. You won't get a pack, I'd say. So we're going to do three of these. And then, because I have 15,000 books. That should be enough to unlock the creature, I think. If we, and we got our free speed ups as well. And I need to know when they reset because I think I did use them to get towards some of this boss DNA. We'll have a look. We'll have a look. So there you go. That's that done. You're going to code 19, code 19 rewards. Let us go. Oh, it's Kool-Aid. Oh, bless him. Oh, God. I just thought my iPad doesn't pick me up much. Is it going to be able to even see these? Oh, I don't know. Yeah, but it's working. Working so fast. That's good. Right, what else we got? Game on then. One, two, three. Brilliant. Oh, we got one more. We've got a little bit more. One, two, three. Oh, it's babies. Babies first. This is apparently. Hold on. I'm going to take some of the light off of this because I'm looking very overexposed. There we go. A multitask in here. Brilliant. You think after how many years of doing this, you'd have it under control. Nah, course not. So that's that and the mods collected. So let's do the battle stage infinite because that's like almost a guaranteed pack. I'd say it's close enough. So we got a Udon, a Tropion, Gactoris and an Alanko, which is really good because none of them are amphibians. And we have a crud ton of carnivals. So really what we need to do is just like Indoraptors will win. I'm pretty sure. Alogamous. Oh, aloh. Wasn't it a hybrid? Or I never maxed that thing up. I do have the most expensive hybrid, which is that her before. No, I'm trying to scrub. Scrolling. Scrub. Let's scrub. Scrub. Oh my God. You know what it is? I need to clean this thing, I think. If that's the problem. It looks fine. But no, I'm not clicking. Oh my God. Stop, please. There we go. That's better. Yeah, this thing. The all matter. Oh, all more. All more. All more matter. That's it. That's how we say it, James. English. Very good. So really, we don't care about that. What we want is an Indoraptor, the level 20 Indoraptor, and then a level 10 Indoraptor. Really, they are the best when it comes to this game. Indoraptor is like MVP. Not level 40. Not 30. Not 20 even. Level 10. That's it. Level 10. They're the best. Get those. So let's see if we can do this, shall we? Level 10. So we can kill me into it. So, safest bet is to go for, you know, that one.  Chances are, it does go for two, so that's really good. So now we can go for two block. And we're safe. We should be safe. Look at this. I haven't even, I haven't got anything in my hair either. Got any product? Here we're brave. A flip head today. Did he go for anything? Ah, I saw it. It's only a level 10 Indoraptor. Oh, he did actually. He did go for two. By George. He's a frisky one, isn't he? He's really want me dead. So one, two, three, he's dead. And then four reserved. And then pretty much I could, I should have went for some block actually. Now I think about it. Whoa. My God, what is going on with that attack? Well, I'm the health. At least, at least, you know, it used three out of its four. But what about this other one? Oh, it's got 6,000 as well. Jesus. Uh, yeah, we're dead. Oh, we didn't even kill it.  Oh, oh, I don't like that one. Okay, that's fine. I get it. I get it. What we need to do. We had it almost right. So it's one level 10 Indoraptor, a level 20 Indoraptor, and then all more matter. And hopefully this time, we get a little bit luckier. Oh, no, wait for reserve. Oops. Please don't go for two hits. It's like it knew. Just knew. It just works. So we're going to go for three now. Sort of might as well. Might as well. He's still got two. Perfect. Woo. That was really good. We could have asked for really better then. We got super lucky. So they, there's you, but there's me. So I'm like switching.  One, two, three. And we'll go for three reserves just to give as many to our matter. Now, the reason why we're using armor matter is because not only will we get extra attack, but it'll also nerf their attack, which is so sorely needed when you look at their attack. Good Lord. So we use all of his goes and one, two, three kills them, two reserve, two block, just in case. And there you go. A good common pack. Now the thing is, normally when it comes to packs in Jurassic World, the game, they don't give you books, but the old unlimited pack, this thing that we're doing, does give you books. Because the packs are different. They're like common plus, which plus means books and more. It's good. So we'll speed that up. So that is another pack. So we're also 100. And there you go. Common plus pack, I think it is. And unfortunately, we didn't get any books. And you do get a decent amount of, maybe you don't. Maybe you don't. Maybe you don't get a decent amount of that. Okay, but we've got loads more to do. We'll collect from this building. So we've got five days. Right. So once you start speeding up, okay, okay. Interesting. Interesting. Right. So we need it. Really, we need books. So you've got increased HP of entire team. Well, we don't really care about that. It's a common and 35 books. I will take, of course. John Hammond statue. I'll trade it for some DNA. Why not? I'd rather trade it, trade in for some books and the DNA then. Well, technically I traded it for, for thingy then. So we're going to, of course, decoration, loyalty points. Every day you are going, I think you get one free one, but I don't think you can trade for loyalty points if you're not a VIP. But if you're VIP, you're guaranteed 600. Like John Hammond's. You're guaranteed 600 VIP points. So we're going to speed this up because it's always better just to speed up. I find anyway. Anything good here? John Hammond statue for foodie. Don't really need that. Really? We're looking for the, oh, I'll take that. Do we get a thousand for that? No, I don't. That's a shame. Concavenator for 5,000? Actually, I think that's worth more than if I just sell it straight out. So I might actually. Concavenator might be pretty decent, but again, it's a, it's a carnivore. You know what? I'd rather have the 5,000. It's probably not the best of trades. Oh, there's another 94. I'll take that and a John Hammond for some more DNA. Heck yeah, we'll do that. So we should have two more. Or is that it? That's the last one. Okay. So hopefully we get books. John Hammond. Oh, well, we still made. We made a plus. I think every trade, we got like 100 books there. Minus, so 300 minus 150. So 150 books, I think we're up technically. Anything else we want to trade? Yes, I'll trade two of those. Don't want to hatch those. Anything here that I could? Nah, it's not really worth it. So open six packs. That's another 18 and got 20 hours to use 30 carnivores, which is very easy to do. You just enter, quit the battle straight away. There's three carnivores used. But the packs are a little bit more tricky. If I wanted to, what I could do is just go into here and choose the cheapest pack, which is 2000 for the wind turbine. And I have a chance of getting 300 bucks if I'm very lucky, which is very unlikely.  And 100 bucks. 100 bucks. That's 2000 VIP points. I'm only down like 1800 and I'm up 100 bucks as well. So there you go. There's more car packs and more books done. What else do we have? We have the Glacier shifts. Now I haven't done this pack in a long time. You are guaranteed books for it though. Oh, I didn't realize that. And of course the common, which I think really what's good about this is you get the packs or you get the VIP points, but not only that, but you get this super DNA as well. And the sort of goes towards, you know, if you want to unlock this and you know, there is almost a guarantee of hundreds of books in there. So I didn't really think about that, that I should really been doing that, but hey ho. Well, remember that James. Abote mas. Well remember. Well try to remember anyway. So, oh, I thought these ones are easy. I thought every time like the Glacier shifts or the something from the deep or whatever, something from the Johnny Depp, it's the first part is always like the same type to make it easy. But apparently not with this one. So what's good here? Probably just all of the caverns is caverns. Yeah, that'll do. I think actually should be the way around. So what we should do is, nah, I don't, it's not even worth. I think that's, that's like the best. Oh, we don't have a high unit on max level. So we have to go for one block here where severely outmatched, severely outmatched. But, are we really though? Because we got big brain. Right, so we went for an all out attack. So sod it. We'll just go for three resist. I could block for three again. And maybe if he, oh, he didn't even go for it. Interesting. Okay. Well now I can go for four and three block, which means that if he wants to kill me, it's going to have to go for five. And it only goes for four. Oh dear. Oh, that's not very good at all. Is it? So, well, one, two, three. I can, yeah, I can afford to do that. So I'll factor in the one in case he blocked, which he didn't. But that's okay. That's okay. We've won now. We've won. That's it. That's the only thing I was worried about. The rest are all weak to me. You're all weak to me. You haven't defeated me. You can't defeat me. You can't defeat me. Oh no, that's the wrong one. Oh dear. What was that one sound like? Oh Jesus. That is terrible. Wow. Okay. You've had your day. You go. You've had your last for the day. It's like a little mouse. Oh dear. Oh, yeah. I would like this. Oh, it's a shame because this weekend, there's a lot of stuff dropping. I think there'll probably be a species profile or if that already hasn't came out already, it might have done. Hold on. I'll let me check. And then on the Friday, you've got Jurassic World Evolution, which is dropping like a creator, a dev diary or diary, I should say. That's how I was trying to make the joke and I ended up correcting it. So what's going to get here? Probably glaciers? But a savannah would be really good here. A savannah. I think we'll go for that. I think that's the team we're going to go for. So I'm going to go for, I'll go for reserve right up the path. I just want to see if there is a species profile field guide. No. No, there is not. Oh, well, that's a shame. Oh, I didn't see the health boost. Oh, I'm quite lucky. I was quaking in my boots a little bit there, but it's only got three. Oh, okay. Fair enough. It went for the right amount. I probably should have at least blocked for one. Didn't think about that, but hey ho. We live with the cocoa pop-up. Do we even have that? Is that sound bite even exist? Just keep up, then just keep up. Yes. No, I can't hear it. You did though. Do I still have it? I don't even know. So I'm going to factor in one extra and I'm glad I did.  I don't know why, but the glacier creatures are way smaller and I think it has something to do with. What do you call it? The fact that the models are more detailed and because of that, I don't know why I went for some attack. I'm glad I did now, actually. Oh, look at that. You've got to see the numbers come up even before the hit animation happens. So five, six, seven, he should go for seven.  He goes for six or one block. No cocoa pop-up. Oh, look at those blue eyes. Aquamarine, I would call them. So one, two, factor in one, one, two, three, and then two, I think probably kills it. And good because it did actually go for some reserve here, which means the maximum amount of damage it can do to me is about a thousand. I would say, I would say, I would say. Yeah, sorry, I think they're just smaller. Like the models for the glacier creatures, even though they're smaller, they're more detailed and I think it's trying to save space. Like maybe the bigger the model is, actually, the more, you know, space the app takes up. We kind of saw something like that in Jurassic Park, although if anybody remembers that relic. But I don't really, I can't really remember. So apart, we've got like, oh yeah, is that? Yeah, I forgot about that. Woo-hoo, and some more experience, not that we're really needed. Let's have a look. Glacier shifts. We have, ooh, this is really good. Because all we need now is Savannah. So we go for that, go for that, and go for that, right? That seemed about right to you. I think that's okay. I think I can live with that. That looks good. So look good. I think it looks great. Test out the auto bugs. How close can we get? Okay, we'll go for one reserve. We'll go for one reserve. I like that, actually. We've made the background way more blurry. Yeah. I like, the thing is, I set this up, and then I end up doing a boxing video and completely mess it up. So the whole thing has to change. Whoa, it actually went for an attack. I didn't expect that. Okay. Okay, okay. Okay, I'll take that, I'll take that. Right, I was expecting to die here.  Which I guess isn't an issue.  Were you the Kiwi bird? Or were you the terrible bird of doom? I think you were the bird of doom. Gastonis. If I remember to just pop build it. I don't know. Deodakorus.  I'll dart you. One, two, one, two, and then four. I think, yeah, he might have had one block and he did. Oh, look at that stomp. Oh, it's another one. Level 230. Oh, it's weaker by 15 whole levels.  You think you can win with your 15 level lowers? Words, James, use them. Whoa, the karate kick comes through. They're awful. The terrible bird wins. And now the final one. We got to eat 100 bucks after this.  Okay, so we'll go for the Mamatherium, and then he'll swap in his Melio Mamilio. And then we'll do that. I think that's about good. And then we've used our best creatures. The good thing, the good thing is with this game, and this is only level 30, this isn't level 40. The thing is, I don't really get to use my, my creatures too, too often, like my Glacier creatures. It's only the stuff like this. So I really don't feel like a need to, to go for it and to level them up. So I'm glad I went for one block here, because even if he could have killed me, I think. Oh, perfect. I could actually kill him. And I think I might. So he's got one block. That kill, that doesn't kill. Okay, we're going to have to go for five. That's fine. Oh, interesting. So 2,300 attack, it's turned into 400 attack. Oh, that goes the game. Basically one with that. I don't know if there's anything I can do. Oh, he swapped. He swapped, never mind. He can go for three. Doesn't even go for three.  Close enough. Close enough. Right.  So you may as well go for it.  It's four. Oh, four was enough. So you got one block. Fair enough. So one, two, three, and then one reserve. And I'm now just figuring out that I think this may not bode too well for me. One, two, three. Right. Worst case scenario, he goes for three. Best case scenario, he goes for four actually. So perfect. Oh, saying that though. Saying that though. I don't know. One, two, three, one, two, three. Go for four attack, please. Oh, there we go. There it is. I was, it was touch and go. It was touch and go for a little bit there. But we're okay. I think one, two, three, four, five. That would, oh, I needed six. I needed exactly six to kill him. Whoa, rock smash. Look at it with all these tusks. That's the noise I'm real mammoth would make. James, how immature of you. I know, right? So now I need to get a hundred bucks. We got six hundred and fifty. And we've also unlocked Starbucks. Who remembers that one? Yeah. And what else do we have? Of course, you've got the battle stage, infinites, you've got the boss battles, and then you've got the test your DNA. Okay, let's try this one. I haven't done this one in ages. Oh, I was going to say you could do the carnival thing to this, I guess. I guess you could. So the best case scenario is just like, I love this because as long as you've got, you know, a common up to a legendary hybrid, you're all going to go and you could win this. Not that I think there's a great deal to win or to get out of it. Oh, dear. And there we go. We've just lost it. So what we do, we give up and we try again. We'll use, oh, let's use the speed up. We'll use limbo, limbo, limbo. Oh, we get to go first. That's good. I like when they get to go first. I like when they do that because then I can go for two hits now. And he can't do anything against it. And I do 29, which means that when he does two hits to me, he can't kill me. But I think a third one will. So I'll go for two block. He's got four. I said, yeah, he's got four. Okay. And he went for three. And now I just go for my three. Yeah. There you go. I outplayed myself. I outplayed it. Oh, we got another co-19. Is it a good one though? Is it a 10? Uh, it's an eight. Go on, then. Go on. Oh, it's the Conoraptor hybrid hybrid. The Dometrid Super Dometridon DNA, I think it is. Again, more that we need to spec into actually with this because they look sweet. Like this guy. I still think Conoraptor is your best bang for your book. If you want just something that's good and isn't too expensive and cost efficient, but this guy, because Subidine is basically free and Conoraptor is already really good. This guy at level 10 and the fact that you can, you know, at level 10, it's probably not going to be as good as Conoraptor or it will be as good as Conoraptor, but at least then, you know, you can level it up further. With Conoraptor, you were stuck at level 40. Whereas this guy starts at, you know, it's level 10. So starting all over again. Okay, here we go. Let's not miss this one. Oh, yeah. Now I said 305 was the max. However, we got 390. So I don't know why it says up to 305 when you get loads more. Right. Okay. So let's continue now. Oh, is it hybrids? Oh, okay. What's my best hybrid? Level 30. But look at that. Demetrocarnas, 2,500 help and 921 friggin attack is redonkulous. So I go for reserve here. Really 246. The number I need is 3. And if it goes for 2, that's perfect. But they never do. I might as well block for 1 and go for 2 more reserves. So he's going to have 3, which even if he goes for 3, can't kill me because I got one in block. So, yeah. Easy piece. Easy. I can play this game with my eyes closed. Watch. I did it. Beautiful. Right. And another one. Let's go. Super rare time now. Like, oh, what do I use? Monostegatops, level 40. Spiner to sutures. Hold on. Do I have the right ones? What do I go for? I know. Suprasuprasaurus. That's what we do. Minimize. I don't know why that popped up.  Because I don't think 3 is enough. Because it's Zorapod, which means it has a great ton of health. So we'll just go for loads of reserves. And it's pretty good for me. Because it went for all blocks. Perfect. Hopefully it goes for some attack now. Oh, I just made my... Oh, just brilliant. So how many did I... I thought 4. 1, 2, 3. Oh, you only need 3. Well, I played that more risky than I needed to. But we're still the one. Oh, another code. 90S. Brilliant. So we should have got a... Oh, well, no, that's not the code. Oh, sendo. And was it... Oh, it was Degasaur gen 2. Was it? All right. Really gen 2? And it was only 5? All right. Oh, so now it's legendaries. Oh, let's use... Micropasaurus. I've got to quiet that because that's probably making loud noises. There we go. Okay. Oh, it went for 2. That was perfect. That was... The game just wants to play itself. Brilliant. I'll do it. I'll take it. Right. I need to focus. I need to learn this. Autofocus. I don't know what else it's trying to focus on. It's trying to focus on that, I think. It's trying to focus on the posters in the background. No. Phase Regen... I need to sort you out. You need a good talk and do. So now we've got superhybrids. Oh, what can we do? What can we do for superhybrids? We'll go for this guy. This is beautiful because all you need is two attacks. I guess with this one it's actually better to go... for seconds? Right. So chances are they're going to least go for one block, right? There you go. That was the quickest ever. And out of all that I've used my creatures I never use and I may even get a DNA pack. I might even get some... Well, I'm definitely guaranteed DNA. Oh, 100. Oh, the least. Thank you. Good. I got the least amount I was guaranteed there. Brilliant. Okay. But the real good news is that I get all of these. So I got Testio strength, which is what we've just done for 12. We got the Glacier Shift for 20. Then we collected from the DNA building. So we need 2,000 Ankylosaur super DNA. And we are almost halfway there. We are 900. So hopefully soon we should be able to get the Ankylosaur hybrid. And then the rest of the boss DNA I can kind of do on in my own time. And is there anything else I want to do? I don't think so. I think that's pretty much everything. Look at that. That wild endominoces. Gorgeous. Yes. So if you enjoyed this video, guys, leave a like. There will be a video. It depends where I upload this, but there will be one this weekend. So don't worry, even though I'm going away, I've got something special for you, cuties, who've watched to the end of the video, who stuck with it. Yes, you're special, special people. And until next time, if you enjoyed this video, leave a like and I'll see you later. Oh, bye-bye.


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We are constantly striving to expand our donation programs to offer new tech donations and services including things like consulting for those small organizations that may not have any tech staff and need help with consultants. We've also added newer offerings like Windows 8.1 and QuickBooks 2014. Now there's a huge range of products available all found at TechSoup.org and not all of them are available to everybody. So we'll talk a little bit about why that is in a few minutes. But before we do so, I want to get an idea of who you are and what you've come here today that's most important to you so we can help guide this webinar to serve your needs. So go ahead and click on your screen. Is your organization already registered with TechSoup that you're aware of? And it's okay to say you don't know. This just helps us get an idea of what to focus most of our attention on today or maybe not focus any of our attention on. So I'll give a few seconds for everybody to weigh in by clicking on those buttons. And it looks like we have about 60% almost that are already registered and another good chunk that are not for sure and 13% aren't sure. And that's okay. So it looks like the majority are registered. Now this doesn't ask whether you know anything about our programs, but the fact that you're registered is a great start. And so maybe we'll assume that many of you are registered for the purposes of our tour today. And we can talk about and maybe show things a little bit differently because of that. And now let's look at what would you most like to cover today? So those of you who are already registered probably won't be clicking on that first button. But feel free to do so if you'd really like to see how to get started and get those donations. And then let us know donation and eligibility restrictions, which programs are available to you. We'll definitely spend the majority of our time I think on that. And if there are other things you'd like us to talk about, feel free to comment in the chat window. Let us know what you are most wanting to hear from us today. We are at your disposal for the next 53 minutes. So it looks like 90% want to know about those donation programs. And feel free to chat in the window and let us know if there are specific programs you are really interested in so we can hopefully spend a little bit of time on them. We may not get to all of them because there are so many, but we can do our best to get through some of the top ones. And then donation and eligibility restrictions would be number two on the list. So that's great. One last question before we move on. And this is something that will help us talk about eligibility a little bit. So it's a little bit of a complicated question.  Go ahead and click that one if it is. Is your primary mission that you are missionary services or activities or an actual mission or a Bible camp? Is your primary mission that you are a seminary or a religious training institution or school or a publisher? Or are you a secular service organization like a food bank or a Habitat for Humanity or a domestic violence shelter or any number of services that often face-based organizations can be motivated by face but provide a direct service that serves anybody regardless of their faith? So go ahead and click on these links because this also helps us. We are getting some people responding in the chat who have clicked on that other saying that they are church school K-8 and others saying Christian school. Let's see, who else? Resource Center for Churches? Probably closest to a seminary or educational institution. So it looks like quite a few religious schools. I would also kind of include that with the seminary or school institution, faith-based art school, primarily dance, nonprofit helping churches. So I'm just reading some of these responses. St. Michael's High School, great. So this is helping us. Let me go ahead and look at some of these results. So more than half of our participants today are a church, an actual religious place of worship. So that's helpful for us to know. And then a good chunk are either other who may, and those other could be mental health care agency which Tom just chatted into us or providing some of those other services that I was mentioning. And so the reason I bring this up is that eligibility is an interesting topic and it's a little bit complicated and it can get a little hairy. And so we want you to think about this whole process of accessing donations through TechSoup much like you would apply for a grant. And that these are in kind gifts, in kind donations or grants from a whole host of donor partners ranging from Microsoft, to Cisco, to Adobe, to Symantec, to Blumerang, to Cosvox, to all of these different organizations that are in our catalog. And they get to set the parameters by which they donate. And so I want to invite Patrick Duggan, my co-presenter here today, on to the line to help us talk a little bit about this. And then I'm going to go ahead and share my desktop in a moment and show you a little bit about eligibility because the difference between the answers you have on the screen can make all the difference in which donations you're eligible to receive. So welcome to the program. We're happy to have you, Patrick. Thank you, Becky. It's good to be here with everyone today. So the way that our donation programs work at TechSoup is multifaceted. They're not actually our donation programs. TechSoup operates philanthropic programs on behalf of a series of donor partners and discount providers. And as part of our role in bringing these programs to the nonprofit and charitable sector, we work with the partners to understand what they want to do with philanthropy. What normally happens is that we try to make sure their programs are as open to everyone as possible. But the criteria for all the different programs on our site are set by our partners. So how that plays out with this group is that there's a very, very broad definition of what a faith-based organization is. A faith-based organization like Becky was just covering could be a church or synagogue. It could be a habitat for humanity in building homes. It could be a food bank. It could be someone working in legal services. When you're registering for our programs on TechSoup, it's important that you make sure you're in the type that closest reflects what your actual mission is, because that's going to give you the broadest donation eligibility. And our account management group is happy to work with you on that if you have questions on it. Great.  I want to go ahead and share my desktop. So it should take just a moment for it to load on your screen. And I'm going to go ahead and show where you can check which programs you're eligible for, or to request donations initially. So feel free to chat into us if at any time you find that it's moving too quickly, or you can't see what's on my screen. So you'll find that I am at the TechSoup.org homepage, and that should be what you're seeing on your desktops. So let us know in the chat if you're not. And when you're at the TechSoup.org homepage, those of you who are already registered, it's a good idea to just be logged in up here if you are. So I'm going to go ahead and do that. If you're not already registered with TechSoup, then it's a great opportunity to click this button to join up here in the top right and sign yourself up. There's no cost for joining TechSoup, and there's lots of benefits that come with it. So I'm going to go ahead and just log myself in. And you can see I'm logged in representing a test organization on neighborhood crime prevention that I just made up one day. So you should see your organization's name there. If you're requesting donations on behalf of multiple organizations, maybe you have a branch of organizations, or maybe you work on technology for churches, and you represent a bunch of them, you always want to make sure that you're representing the right one up in this top area. So I'm logged in, and I want to go ahead and check which products I'm likely to be eligible for. So down here on this left side under Get Products and Services you can scroll right down to check your eligibility. You can do this without being logged in, so you don't have to be a member of TechSoup or have joined anything to do this. It helps if you've already done it because all of your information would already be in our system. And so because I'm already logged in, I can go ahead and check any one of my test organizations. So I'll choose Youth Are Awesome because they are, and that will be my test organization that I'm looking at today. And because I'm already logged in, it shows me all of the different programs that my organization, Youth Are Awesome, is eligible to request donations from. Now at any given time I may have already requested the donations from that program for a given year or whatever the parameters are. So it doesn't mean I necessarily can get it today, but it means I'm likely eligible to request from these programs. Now if I log back out, I can go ahead and do that one more time just to check eligibility again. And this time it gives me a quiz because it doesn't have all of my organization info in there. And so this quiz is a simple form. You don't need to have your employer ID number or any forms on you. You just need to have a basic understanding of your organization's mission and budget. So let's say we are a 501C3 nonprofit. And if you are not a C3 nonprofit or one of these other categories, a C3 public library or a public library in the IMLS database or a foundation, then you're not likely to be eligible to participate in our program. So that's one thing to note right off the bat. But if you are a C3 nonprofit and then you can check your state, so we'll say that we are in Connecticut. And this is where the org types and subtypes becomes really important. And these are not just made up by TechSoup. These are the IRS's NTE codes that they use for their tax purposes. And so some of them are a little vague sounding or maybe somewhat obscure. And I can show you where to see more about these and what those designations mean in just a moment. But let's say I select religious activities because maybe that's the primary mission of my organization. If I'm a church, it's religious activities. Maybe though if I'm a domestic violence shelter that happens to be mission-based, so maybe we are faith-based in our work, but that the primary services we provide are shelter for women and children and families who need it, then I might want to select something different. So this is where it's really important to pay attention to these categories. So since most of you registered saying that you are a church or a place of worship, I'll go ahead and select religious activities and then subtype. Now this is where I can select which of these different types of religious activities I'm involved with. So I am a church or synagogue, etc., or I do all of these other things. So I'm going to select church and synagogue. And then I'm going to put in what my roundabout annual budget is. So I'll say our annual budget is $200,000 with no commas. And I'll check my eligibility. And this is now where you can see this whole list of donation programs for which my organization is likely eligible to receive donations. So I hope that helps answer some of the eligibility questions. And we'll go through more a little bit later on this as we look at different donation programs. But since we are on this page and we can see all of these cool programs, why don't we go ahead and get started with looking at some of these hidden gems that we've talked about. So I think we wanted to look at the biggest program that's newly available to nonprofits who are registered as churches and religious organizations is Microsoft. It's not exactly a hidden gem because it is a large program, but it is a new program. So we want to make sure that you are all aware of the fact that since September of 2013 that churches and faith-based organizations are now eligible to receive Microsoft donations through our program, which is a huge win because their program is the largest donation program in our catalog, and they give the most. And they are ubiquitous software that people use day in and day out in most offices around the world. So we are really pleased that we were able to help expand it to faith-based organizations. So I'm going to invite Patrick back on and see if he wants to talk a little bit about the different things that are available in the Microsoft program. Patrick Thanks. Microsoft is one of our major donors. Over the last 10 years they have donated hundreds of millions of dollars in software and other grants to the nonprofit sector, and they make almost their entire catalog of software available for donation to the sector. So that's everything from Microsoft Office software, which is the backbone of most nonprofits, to Windows 8, to server software, other Office productivity tools, mapping software. We have a lot of stuff in the catalog and I really encourage people to go through and see the full breadth of what's there and what's available to them. Microsoft also offers Office 365 to faith-based organizations, Office 365 is not available directly on the TechSoup website, but if you go to our search bar and search for Office 365, it will be taken to all of the resources we have around it and instructions on how to go to Microsoft to get Office 365. One more thing to mention about the Microsoft program, for those of you who have been using Windows XP in the past, if you're still on it, you probably know and maybe some of you don't know that Windows XP support ended recently. So we have Upgrade products for Windows operating systems available. And we'll be touching on this later, but TechSoup also operates a refurbished computer program that most everyone is eligible for. And most all of our refurbished computers come with Windows 7, Office 2010, and antivirus software already installed. Thank you, Patrick. And so looking at this catalog page, just so people know where I'm moving around, if you go just to TechSoup.org slash Microsoft, this is how you land on this general donation page. And you can see while Patrick was talking I was pointing out some of the top products that are requested. So these are your more popular items that you may be wanting to come to us to request. And for example, if you went to Best Buy or Office Max and wanted to buy Microsoft Office Professional with the 10 different products that are part of that Office suite, I think your retail price would be around $400. And through TechSoup's program with Microsoft they donated for the bargain price of $32 for their admin fee. And this admin fee, just to explain a little bit about what these are, is that this is a percentage of the retail price. And so they vary depending on the retail cost of a product. And they range depending on our programs, because again we have all of these programs with all of these different donor partners, range somewhere from 4% to 10% of retail. Now there are some partners and programs that don't donate the discount. And so those discounts can really be all over the map when it comes to how much it's discounted that really depends so much on each program. But when looking at these Microsoft products, for example, if it's around $400 retail for Office Professional Plus with the 10 products, $32 admin fee is a fee that comes to TechSoup to help us run our programs and manage our eligibility restrictions engine and all of the complicated backend systems that make all of this possible. Because these companies want to have faith and trust that the donations that they are giving out are going to organizations that are actually eligible for them. And so building that trust takes a lot of technical expertise and time and skill. And then we also want to provide lots of things like all of the helpful articles that you see on the sidebar on all of our product pages and blog posts and forum threads and webinars. So all of these resources are there. And again, we are a nonprofit so this isn't money that we are making gobs of money off of by any means. But this admin fee is there so that we can provide all of these services. And so when you click through to the product catalog, you can see that under Microsoft product catalog that you get these dropdowns. So just pay attention to the dropdowns around the site because there are many of them depending on where you are at. And so right now we are in the dropdown looking at desktop application software where you see the Office Suite listed. But you can also look at those PC operating system upgrades like if you need to get off of XP and onto Windows 8, you can do that. If you have operating systems that are either not legitimate or maybe you receive donated machines and they have operating systems that you don't have the license for and you don't know who owns it or where it originated from. Or maybe you are running on a home version of Vista or XP and you want to upgrade to a professional version. There is also this program that Microsoft offers called Get Genuine that allows a one time ever in the life of your program, the life of your organization, an opportunity to get full operating systems, not just upgrades. So that's available. Server software licenses, if you are running Macs and you need Mac software. So there are all of these dropdowns. And then there is one that is just for small organizations where we put together the software that is most likely going to be used by a smaller enterprise, not a larger business. So because there are so many products in the Microsoft catalog, we want to make sure that it is easy for you to find if you only need a handful of products to run your office successfully. So that is a bit about Microsoft. Now let's go ahead and browse to some of those other donor partners that we are eligible for. And one way to browse through our catalog pretty easily in this dropdown on the left is to browse by donor or provider. And so this shows the entire list of products in our catalog, or product donors in our catalog. These are not all necessarily ones that you are eligible for. So if you need that, it's best to refer back to that eligibility checklist that we did when we checked our eligibility earlier. So if we go back up to the donor or provider list, some of the other ones we wanted to highlight today in our Hidden Gems overview, the next one on our list was Mobile Beacon right over here. So these are all alphabetical and you can click to them easily. Before I click through on this, one other way to browse our catalog that is pretty handy is by Solution. So if you are coming to our site and you are really looking for some technology to help you with donor and grant management, you can click on this link and it will take you to a page that has not only product donations available but also has articles, blog posts, webinars, any resources that we have compiled to help you know how to choose the best options for your organization's needs. So these are different categories that we pulled out that we know are sort of common tech areas and solution areas that people come looking for. You can also look by organization type. So by organization type, if you are in here as a religious organization, you click on that. It will take you to a page that has been sort of tailored together to include programs that we know that religious organizations are eligible to request. So some of these are highlighted here. And there's also things like articles like what TechSoup offers faith-based organizations. And that's an article that will talk a little bit about the different benefits and programs available to you. And it also has links to all of these additional programs you may be eligible to request donations from. And one other thing before I leave this page is that this list here, when I mentioned the org types and subtypes earlier, if you click through on this list that says find a list of mission types, this is our org types and subtypes categories. And this helps describe a little bit more, it lists out the different types and subtypes that you may find in a given category. And that might help make it a little easier for you to select what really makes the most sense for your organization. Again, if you are primarily your mission is to do a direct service like building houses for humanity, you may find that you really don't fit under religious activities as much as you would fit under human services. And I think there is actually a building, like housing section that you could be under. And that might change the eligibility for different programs depending on those categories. If you feel like you've been, you've registered, and maybe you're not under the right category for your organization, you'll need to contact our client services and we can help you fix that. So let's go back to that Browse by Donor or Provider section. And now I'm going to go ahead and pull up Mobile Beacon and invite Patrick back to the line to tell us a little bit about the Mobile Beacon program as one of our hidden gems to highlight today. Mobile Beacon is a really cool donor partner on our site. Mobile Beacon is a social enterprise. They were started by a nonprofit and their focus is on expanding high-speed internet access for the nonprofit sector, for the educational sector. And they do that through offering a 4G service. They've partnered with the Clear Network and they offer 4G devices which include modems, portable USB hotspots, mobile hotspots. So they're really, really good for organizations who just need one or two connections or for organizations that have people on the go. I myself have a Mobile Beacon hotspot that I use when I'm traveling to charity conferences and things like that. Mobile Beacon also is very invested in the field of digital literacy and in expanding broadband access to communities that don't currently have it. So if you're an organization that's working on expanding broadband for job training, other things, Mobile Beacon is also working at the policy and educational level to help with that. One thing with this program, they do a lot of good work. We encourage you to go to their program page and look at the Mobile Beacon coverage area before you request donations. Their company has been diligently expanding their 4G access across the country, but you want to make sure that you have it already in your area before requesting from this program. Yeah, that's great advice. And I just pulled it up just to give an idea of how you would look at what areas would be covered. And this is a program that has been extended to TechSoup staff as well. So I've been looking at it a lot lately to see could I use this in my home for my family and not have to use a big company that I'm not such a huge fan of. That's the only company that offers internet in my area. I'm not naming any names. So this is where you can go and you can type in your street address and check to see if there's coverage and this map would zoom right in on your neighborhood so you could see if there's coverage. So it's a great option. We also have a product demo. So there's a USB device. There's a hotspot. So there's different types of devices that you can get depending on what your needs are. So it's a great program to look at if you're looking for low cost, high quality access to the internet, and you want to expand that to your staff. So that's one highlight. Let's go ahead and move on to one other. We're going to zip through some of these just so that we have time to cover quite a few. We're going to look at Teespring next, another hidden gem in our catalog. And to do that I'm opening up the page now. And again I'd love to have Patrick give us a little overview of what the Teespring program is all about. Teespring is a great program for those organizations who are doing fundraising events and team fundraising events especially. So Teespring lets you create custom t-shirts that people can have printed to whatever sizes they want. And they enable you to do really, really cost effective fundraising campaigns because the cost of printing the t-shirts isn't actually triggered until you meet your fundraising goal. So if you want to try to sell 3,000 t-shirts for a fundraising campaign there's no cost to you until your goal is actually met. And Teespring for those of you who take advantage of the program through TechSoup they offer design consulting services to help you come up with even more sophisticated shirts. And that's an add in for TechSoup members only. Teespring is great for like I said team fundraising events like if you're doing a Relay for Life and you want to make and sell shirts for it. They're really fantastic. It's a great idea to go and check out their site and see some of their success stories. Great. Everybody loves a cute t-shirt. And I would imagine it would be a great thing to do if you run a Bible camp or a Vacation Bible camp or have an annual event that you want to raise money around. So it's a great opportunity to leverage the different offerings from companies like Teespring to help raise that money for you. So next on our list is Cosvox. I'm going to go ahead and pull that up on the list of donor programs. And again, we're highlighting just a handful today but you saw that list on that eligibility check showed a lot of different options available so definitely take some time to look at the others as well. So Patrick, can you tell us something about Cosvox please? At this point in time a lot of people have probably heard about crowdfunding and Cosvox is just that. They are a crowdfunding platform that makes their services available to TechSoup members. So if you want to build out a fundraising campaign, peer-to-peer campaign where maybe you're trying to raise funds for your school, Cosvox can help you develop a campaign and then spread it out among your peers. And they are really great at facilitating your organization's story and getting it out on your own custom web page. It's a fantastic program for those organizations who are looking to branch out in their fundraising beyond typical year-end letter of appeal or maybe selling operating like an e-commerce store. Cosvox is a great way for you to expand the types of fundraising that you're able to do. Great. And you can see on this page that there are two types of subscriptions listed here. Both of these are one-year subscriptions and they do have a different transaction fee based on the different plans you get. And this is a transaction fee per transaction that you would make with a credit card for example. So even if you use PayPal or some other company online to manage your credit card transactions, you're paying some type of transaction fee. Sometimes you pay a monthly service fee to your bank in addition to a transaction fee depending upon the merchant account and how you have that set up. So it's a great option. And look at the different fees because one may make a lot more sense to you than the other. So paying the 186 admin fee for the year might make sense if you have a lot of transactions because you get that lower transaction fee. So it definitely takes some time to look at that. We also have some content that we have in our resources section which you can find up here in our articles on how-to's about credit card processing and different ways to select the plan that fits best for you. So if you're not sure how all of that works and which types of fees are the most likely to work best for the types of donations you receive, like maybe you receive 10 big $5,000 donations per year, maybe you receive $105 donations. And the difference between those two can make a big difference in your bank account at the end of the year depending upon which type of transaction fee set up you select. So keep that in mind when you're looking at these different programs that the immediate price for the admin fee might be a little daunting but it might make more sense depending upon the types of transactions and types of needs you have for your organization. So moving on from CauseVox, the next on our list to look at is eTapestry which you'll notice here that there is no eTapestry listed here. And that's because eTapestry is a program offered by BlackBod. So take note of that. If you're looking for a different product on our site and you don't see it listed here, it might not be under the product name. It might be under the donor name. So keep that in mind. And you can always use this search box up here if you need to and it will hopefully pop up that product name if you search for it. So let's go down to BlackBod. And we will look here. And so we see a couple of different things. And I'm going to go ahead and just click through to eTapestry's starter package subscription and invite Patrick back onto the line to tell us about it. ETapestry is a really good donor management tool if you're an organization that has about 1,000 or less funders.  And you can manage everything through your web browser. ETapestry is a cloud-based service. So yeah, for those of you who have 1,000 or less contacts, which is a vast majority of charitable, faith-based organizations, this is a really good tool for you. If you're an FBO, if you're a church or synagogue, and you're filling a stadium, we have a lot of other donor management tools too available that you can go to and see by browsing our site by solutions and looking for donor management. That's great advice, yeah. And definitely you can see these related articles here on the side. Do you need a new donor management system? What types are there? These are great resources to help you evaluate sort of the types of donor management systems you might need and whether they work for your organization's needs or your church's needs. So definitely take some time to consider that before you dive in. And that goes for any technology, not just donor management systems. You want to make sure that you're making the best decision, and so do we. That's why we provide these resources. So next on our list of hidden gems to highlight is Bloomerang. Right here on the list, Bloomerang. And while that pulls up, we'll go ahead and have Patrick come back on and tell us a little bit about what Bloomerang offers. Bloomerang is a brand new partner here at TechSoup. They joined us about a month ago. And they're also an online donor management tool. So they're a great tool for organizations that have to manage a good amount of contacts. They're also available through a web-based interface. And they're very, very easy to use. They're great for reporting and donor retention. So if you're an organization that's actively trying to build a greater and greater fundraising base, this tool is really great to help you understand how your donors have worked with you in the past, maybe what some of their giving habits are. And it lets you print out some pretty fantastic reports so you can make smarter decisions around how to engage your donors, how to run fundraising campaigns. It's a good all-around tool for that. Great. And while I'm on this page of Bloomerangs and looking at the subscription, I just want to point out that there are some things to look for on any product page that you're looking at. So one, is it available? Sometimes we'll have products on our site that we'll say out of stock, or maybe that's the only thing they'd say is out of stock or available. But you want to make sure that one, the product is available. And with something like Bloomerang, because it's a subscription to an online service, that's almost always going to be available unless they decide to no longer donate, which would be sad. You are also going to look at the admin fee. But then down here under the description area, you want to make sure that you're really looking through all of these details, what the capabilities are, what the benefits are, how you access the subscription, all of these details down here. You want to make sure that you're really taking some time to look through this. It's not always the most tantalizing information to read, but it's definitely useful to look at. And then system requirements, you see these other two tabs here, system requirements. Now this one, because it's an online service, you just need your browser and an internet connection. So that's pretty easy. Rules and eligibility, this is the other area where again you'll see in detail the eligibility for the different programs. And we had somebody ask a question a few minutes ago about the discrimination clauses that are in many of the descriptions on our eligibility and restrictions pages. So I'm going to highlight that down here. So again, our donor partners can select that they want their donation to go to shelters and animal services and youth programs and nobody else. Or they can say we want these donation programs to go to everybody who's a nonprofit and no libraries. And anybody whose budget is more than $1 million a year cannot get this for this price. So they can set all of those parameters. Most of them also include these nondiscrimination statements in their eligibility and restrictions pages. These are pretty standard descriptions that you see all over the place that you see it in housing and employment advertisement. So these are the standard anti-discrimination or nondiscrimination disclosures. Somebody asked earlier, actually a couple of people asked, so what if our church does teach things that are maybe considered discriminatory by some groups around sexual orientation, for example. Now I don't think when you register your organization we're not asking questions like that. We're not asking do you teach X, Y, and Z in your school, or do you teach anything about one gender being superior to another, or anything like that. I'm not implying that any of you do that either, but we don't ask those kind of detailed questions when you register. And it's very infrequent that we would be digging into anybody's day-to-day activities to determine if there was any kind of violation of this. Now if somebody is on the news in a big confrontation, then one of our donors may hear about it, and they might say, you know what, we don't actually want to donate to these people anymore. And that is actually part of the donation that they can say. I don't think it's ever happened personally. I don't have any history of that ever happening, but if for any reason. So when you go through the process to request donations, for example, like if I was logged in and you could see the things in my shopping cart, and I went through the process of requesting donations, there is an acknowledgement thing where I say, yes, I acknowledge that these donations are, that I am eligible to receive these through my organization. And I acknowledge that if this donor comes to me, if this corporate partner comes to me and says, we want you to write a little testimonial about how this has helped you, that yes, we will do that. Not all of the donors require that, but this is part of essentially the grant exchange that takes place through our site. So like an in-kind grant or any kind of grant application, you might have things that you need to deliver back. Now it happens very, very infrequently, and most of it is entirely voluntary where maybe it's TechSoup that sends out an email and says, hey, participate in our contest and tell us your story of how these products have helped your organization. And you might say, hey, these have helped me a lot. I want to write in a little blurb. So that's about the extent that most organizations would ever contribute to that. So I just wanted to kind of address that since we were looking at the details on this page because a couple of people did ask questions about it, and I hope that helps clear it up. So as we move on, we are going to open up to questions in just a couple of minutes, but I want to look at two more quick programs on our site. And this next one is refurbished computers. So for those of you who aren't looking necessarily for software or services, but maybe you need hardware. So we have a big program, a refurbished computer initiative program, and I'm going to invite Patrick to tell us a little bit about that too. The RCI program, the Refurbished Computer Initiative, is a program that we've been operating for a long time. And it's one of the programs that we are most proud of. We work with three different refurbishers around the country who take computers that are being turned over from companies that are refreshing or other sources, and they bring them back up to modern standards. They install the latest versions of Windows and Office. We outfit them with antivirus software, and they all come with a total worry-free 90-day warranty. The RCI program includes a lot of laptops, desktops of different tiers, so different speeds, different RAM. We have refurbished monitors. We have bundles of laptops, computers, and monitors. So we really invite you to go through the catalog and see what's there. You can browse computers by high tier, so if your organization is running some kind of more sophisticated photo editing or video editing software, you might need something from the high tier category. If you just have a couple of office computers that are maybe getting older and you want to replace them, then the middle tier might be something more along your lines. And keep checking back with our catalog. The RCI program is really dependent on the inventory that we're able to get from our refurbisher partners. So the catalog changes pretty frequently. And if you're not already, if you subscribe to our newsletter, the new product alert will let you know when we have catalog updates for RCI. Thank you, Patrick. And yeah, we do have a variety of products kind of cycling through. And it does depend, but all of these are factory refurbished. And at the end of their life, they also have a take back program, so you don't have to worry about disposing of them in any sort of fashion. You just put them in the envelope and we take them back and refurbish them or dispose of them as needed. Patrick mentioned our newsletter, so I want to just point out where to find that. So up in the top left you can subscribe to our newsletter. And we have a couple of different ones available. The cup is weekly and that includes a lot of themes more than products, so that is mostly looking at things by solution. So if you need help with mobile technologies or you need help with fundraising, we might have a theme that includes articles and webinars and products that are related to that. New product alert is monthly. And that one comes out primarily focused on the different products that have become available recently in the catalog and the expansion of that that we are always trying to do. And then TechSoup for Libraries is specifically for libraries in our community who are using our services and they have some specific needs. So we like to highlight that one for them as well. The last program I want to look at quickly before we open up to questions is not a program so much for you, but it's a program more for serving your community. Because we have a wrapped audience of people who are directly connected with people who often are hungry and need meals, we want to make sure that you know about this new addition. And so under Caravan Studios, Caravan Studios is a program of TechSoups, an initiative of ours. And they are working to develop apps that directly serve community problems and help solve community problems. And so this one that I want to highlight today is called Range. And it is intended to help youth find summer meals. So we know that there are summer meal programs that are implemented mostly by the federal government but also by state governments and local communities do as well. And so they have figured out a way to compile the data that is available from all of those different data sources of where these food sites are for summer meal programs to ensure that kids have access to them and that service providers like community leaders like people who are working in churches, people who are working in libraries and community centers can help refer kids to those programs throughout the course of the summer so that they don't go without meals because it's only one in five kids that currently receives the summer meal programs of the five children that get the free or reduced lunches during the school year. So we want to make sure that you are aware of this. It's a free app that you can download to your Android, Apple, or Windows phone device. And you can type in an address and you can pull up all of the places where kids can get free lunches in your area. You can easily text that information or email it or just write it down for a kid in your neighborhood or a child in your parish who might be hungry. So we want to make sure that you know how to find that. I'll go ahead and just pull up the caravan site so you can see a little bit more about Range. But this is a free app. Not so much a service for you, but a service to help feed your community. And it also has information about the National Hunger Hotline. So if you serve kids or have that vacation Bible camp in the summer and you have kids that are experiencing hunger or food instability, this is a great opportunity to connect them to the resources in their neighborhood. So I'm going to go ahead and jump out of sharing my screen so I can see the questions that have come in. And while I do that, I'm going to just plop up one of these testimonials. So we didn't have an opportunity to hear from the churches in our community today because we just weren't able to find a speaker quickly enough to join us. But I wanted to share a couple of examples of how the donation programs through TechSoup have helped people in church communities and faith communities serve their audiences and their patrons. So here is one example from Faith in Action Outreach Ministries. And here is another from, This is a Homeless in Family Services organization in Portland, but they also consider themselves faith-based. So that's just something to think about. And we hope that those of you who have already received donations through TechSoup that you'll be willing to share your stories the next time we reach out asking for them because the more we can share the impact of the programs, the more we are able to get our donor partners to expand the availability of their donations to your community as well. I'm going to go ahead and start with some of the questions that we see in the queue. And let's see, so we have Al asking, I don't see an activity there for church associated with other organizations, some other religions, and some secular. So I think he's talking about the list of org types and subtypes maybe. And feel free to chat into us if that's not the case. So if you are maybe affiliated with another organization, if you're independently registered as a 501c3, you should be selecting the type and subtype of that c3.  If you are under a fiscal sponsorship, for example, of a bigger umbrella organization and you aren't registered c3 on your own, then you would need to register with their c3 status. And so you'd want to be checking with their office and making sure that if that organization is, they may already be in our system registered. And so any donations that you would be receiving would be under their account and with their org type and subtype. I hope that answers the question. Let's see, so William asks, we operate a private Christian school as a ministry from a legal standpoint, the church is responsible for the school. Can donations we acquire through TechSoup under the church's account be used by our Christian school as well? It's a little complicated. And I don't know, Patrick, if you feel more comfortable answering this one, but schools are often not eligible directly through TechSoup's programs, K-12 schools, often have their own donation programs through some of these companies. So let me have Patrick jump on and he can add to that. Yeah, I started responding to this in the chats also. So it's a good question. And this is an area where TechSoup's programs get pretty nuanced. So it really comes down to the primary focus of what you're doing and who is requesting the donations. In this case, if you're primarily a church and you operate a small school or if they share an office, but the primary organization and its mission is a church, then you can request donations as that church and use them in your office. If you're primarily a school and if the IRS might recognize you and your mission as a school and not anything else, then it would behoove you to register as an educational organization. The same thing like if you're operating a youth camp as your primary mission but you're also partly affiliated with a church, it's important to focus on what the primary mission of your nonprofit or charity is. And that's usually how we recognize your eligibility for programs. And again, if you have questions about your specific eligibility in this area, I encourage you to call or email our customer service team and they'll be able to provide you with clarity in your specific circumstance. Kami Yeah, that's really true. And that eligibility check that I mentioned and showed earlier is something you don't have to be logged in to do. You can go through that 20 times in a row if you want to. If there are two different categories that you really feel like you could equally fall under because your mission does leadership development for youth and church-related activities and you compare the two and you think, boy, we really could fit under either, then definitely look at what the eligibility access would grant you and what the difference is between the eligibility would be because it can make a big difference. And there are some organizations that legitimately could fall under a number of categories. So take the time to do it, but we're trusting that when you register that you are registering in Good Faith and that you're doing so in reflection of what your real mission is. So we want to make sure that that's maintained because again, the expansion of donation programs really does come down to the donor partners trusting that we are delivering these products through our system appropriately. Let's see, we have a question asking, we get 10 free seats through Salesforce. And you've opened my eyes to several other programs for which we are eligible. Is Intuit ruling out all faith-based organizations? Well, I'm going to bring this back to Patrick to respond to, but again, every organization and donor is different. So go ahead, Patrick. So this is, again, this is sort of a nuanced answer. It depends on what your faith-based organization's primary mission is. So right now, Intuit, their programs are not open at the moment to dedicated churches, mosques, synagogues, evangelical groups. We work with our partners like Intuit to expand their eligibility. And whenever we are able to expand program eligibility, if you're registered with TechSoup as a religious organization, you'll get, you will email you say, hey, you know, Intuit's opened up or this other program's opened up. If you're a faith-based organization but your primary focus is, you know, something else like working in the community and development or operating a food pantry, we recommend that you double-check the eligibility for your specific mission area since faith-based organizations is, it really is a pretty broad term. And when you're registering and checking your eligibility for programs, it's really important that you're looking at your specific charity's mission. Absolutely. So I want to go ahead and wrap us up since we are at the top of the hour and just show a few additional resources where you can find more information. So the Religious Organizations page, now these aren't clickable on this platform at the moment, but you'll get this slide deck in a little bit as well. And you can click all of these links to take you to the Religious Organizations page. Our article about what TechSoup offers faith-based organizations, a blog post that includes more than just TechSoup's donation programs and the availability of technology resources for faith-based orgs, and then a blog post that was published this morning that has some of this same information highlighting some of these hidden gem programs that we highlighted today. Additionally, we want to make sure that you know how to access our eligibility quiz and how to sign up for newsletters, and can read through the product donation FAQ for any additional questions, can find upcoming events, and can reach TechSoup's support for any questions that are specific to your organization's registration. I'd like to invite you to join us for any upcoming webinars that might be of interest to you. We have a series on mobile that is continuing on July 10, and then a new series on mobile that's specifically for libraries on the 16th and 30th of July, and then a couple of webinars that are of interest to anybody who sends emails and maybe trying to raise funds with emails, and anybody who's trying to captivate their audience with their website. So please join us for those as well. Thank you so much for joining us today, Patrick, and sharing your expertise. Thank you all for participating and asking such wonderful questions. We hope that this has been useful for you to be able to take back. It's just the tip of the iceberg of the different types of programs available and donations of technology that can help you better meet your mission. Thank you also to Allie who is helping on the back end throughout. And lastly, thank you to our webinar platform ReadyTalk for making the use of this platform available so that we can provide these webinars for you on a weekly basis. We hope you'll join us again and take a moment once this closes to complete the post-event survey so that we can continue to improve our webinar programming. Thank you so much everyone, and have a terrific day. Bye-bye.


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