Nonprofit Technology Conference 2010 — Free Admission to the Wren’s Nest and a Beer
This weekend the Nonprofit Technology Conference has descended upon our fair city. It sounds like something our valiant staff should attend:
"The Nonprofit Technology Network and the Georgia
Center for Nonprofits will come together to provide
an unparalleled meeting ground for drawing on the
expertise and commitment of the nonprofit community."
After all, we use “computers” and “the internet,” and we’re definitely a nonprofit. Unfortunately, This Nation’s Most Exciting House Museum doesn’t just run itself, and especially not this week. Bummer.
So, I’m writing to the good people of the #10NTC with a proposal: if you want to play hooky from the conference today or tomorrow, we’ll offer you free admission to the Wren’s Nest + a beer with our staff while we make you fill us in on what we missed.
I think we have Sweetwater and Red Stripe in the fridge. Oh, and our museum is pretty neat too. We have storytelling performances today at 12 and tomorrow at 1 pm.
Just bring your conference ID. We’ll stick around until 5:00 today and 2:30 tomorrow.
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Amber Suitt
Program Director
Lain Shakespeare
Executive Director
3 Comments to Nonprofit Technology Conference 2010 — Free Admission to the Wren’s Nest and a Beer
It’s a non profit tweet up! Hope you get some takers from #10NTC. Sorry you have to miss the conference – seems like they should have asked the WN to be a presenter what with us all technically fancy and all.
Man! I really wish I’d had time to read my google alerts BEFORE the conference! We would have ABSOLUTELY sent some folks your way. Did you get any takers? And yeah – you guys rock. This is a great blog! Maybe we can get you to present at the 2011 conference in DC?
Last week was kind of crazy, Holly, and we regret not getting the word out sooner! We had a few drop-ins from the conference, but no takers on the free beer. Amazing!
I’m sure either one or both of us would be honored to present. Thanks! Keep us in mind when you’re coming up with program ideas.