TechBridge Inc.

TechBridge equips other nonprofits on the frontline of alleviating the causes and effects of generational poverty with technology that enables them to be more effective and efficient. TechBridge supports these nonprofits in expanding the impact of their work to help the millions of men, women, and children who are seeking aid in the areas, or "pillars," of hunger relief, homeless support, social justice, and workforce development. Our pillars follow the pathway out of poverty, beginning with basic needs and moving towards career development - thus effectively addressing both the effects and causes of generational poverty. By equipping organizations with technology, TechBridge exponentially grows the impact of these nonprofits.

In our workforce development pillar, we also provide direct services to individuals who are unemployed or underemployed. Through our Technology Career Program, we re-skill and upskill people for careers in the growing technology sector and provide career placement services. Program graduates are able to increase their earning potential significantly.

Consult - We are known as the nonprofit for nonprofits. We've looked under the hood of thousands of nonprofits providing strategic consulting on how they can use technology to increase their impact.

Build - We design and develop our own platforms used by other nonprofits, including a supply chain management for hunger, case management for legal aid nonprofits, a pro bono portal for attorneys, and a lead management system tied to digital skilling for families in need.

Support - We deploy partner solutions, e.g., Salesforce Services, Microsoft Services, and Exponent Case Management. We also provide 24/7 support for customers using our products.

Transform - We change lives. We provide free technical training and certification, professional development, mentoring and job placement. We partner with Fortune 50 companies like Microsoft and Accenture.

TechBridge has experience and expertise in all aspects of technology—with a full suite of services—from strategy to delivery and everything in between. Our dedicated experts continuously monitor the latest innovations, insights, and best practices in technology and how to best connect them with the needs of our nonprofit clients.

Our experienced and passionate staff have a wide array of knowledge and skills and are positioned to provide connections in the community, help share information and form partnerships between the nonprofit and for-profit sectors.

Since 2000, we have been providing technology solutions to nonprofits of all sizes. We only serve nonprofits, and we happen to be one ourselves. That means we have a unique understanding of the common needs and goals of nonprofits, as well as in-depth, expert knowledge of the technology strategies, tools, and resources that are best-suited for nonprofits.

TechBridge was founded in 2000 by a group of Atlanta technology professionals who recognized that nonprofits were not adopting and implementing technology as quickly as for-profit businesses. Since then, TechBridge has helped provide nonprofits with up-to-date software and advising services to promote efficiency and grow impact. TechBridge opened offices in AL and TN in 2014 and 2016, respectively.

In 2016, we sharpened our mission to focus on breaking the cycle of generational poverty. Since then, we have introduced several platforms such as Supply Chain Management 4 Hunger, Justice Server and Pro Bono Portal. We also partnered with Salesforce to implement and deploy Salesforce's Nonprofit Success Pack, Program Management, and Case Management tools. We partnered with Microsoft and offer Microsoft services such as Office 365 and Sharepoint to other nonprofits. In 2018, we launched our Technology Career Program, partnering with Goodwill of North Georgia, Accenture and ServiceNow. We have since implemented our TechSteps Learning Management System to determine the digital skill track of students and provide pathways for upskilling. Much of the work TechBridge has done illustrates the far-reaching impact of technology adoption and implementation across the country.

In June, 2021, TechBridge announced its plans to respond to the demand of nonprofits across the nation needing technology guidance. TechBridge will gather data points on how to tackle complicated and systemic issues like hunger and homelessness while collaborating with a larger network of nonprofits across the country. In Spring 2022, TechBridge will host its first national conferences focusing on Social Justice and Hunger Relief in which scholars, industry experts, IT professionals and others will discuss innovation, technology and critical topics. As more information is gathered, TechBridge envisions a future where the pathway out of poverty is predictable and streamlined with proven programs.