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Data-Scribe(tm) and The Grant Plant Announce Nonprofit Service Grant Recipients
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 5, 2007
Data-Scribe(tm) and The Grant Plant Announce Nonprofit Service Grant Recipients
Rio Rancho, New Mexico and Albuquerque, New Mexico (June 5, 2007) – Data-Scribe(tm) and The Grant Plant announce the recipients of their New Mexico Technology and Development Grant program for Spring 2007. The four nonprofit service grant recipients are:
Data-Scribe(tm) will provide in-kind Web site services to both the Bernalillo County Council PTA Clothing Bank and Southern New Mexico Diabetes Outreach.
The Grant Plant will provide in-kind common grant applications to Healing the Children - Southwest Chapter and Outcomes, Inc.
The four grant recipients were selected from over 20 applications.
Data-Scribe(tm) and the Grant Plant will work on these projects throughout the summer. The next grant cycle is scheduled for Fall 2007.
ABOUT Data-Scribe(tm): Data-Scribe(tm) is a woman-owned, minority-owned business located in New Mexico. They provide software training, Web site services, technical writing and database services for nonprofit organizations and construction companies. Data-Scribe(tm) also organizes the New Mexico Nonprofit Tech Connection along with the Center for Nonprofit Excellence. Visit their Web site at www.datascribe.biz or call them at 505.896.9379.
ABOUT The Grant Plant: The Grant Plant is dedicated to providing superior and affordable resource development services to assist nonprofit organizations in enhancing the quality of life for New Mexico residents. They are members of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Albuquerque Independent Business Alliance. Visit their website at www.thegrantplantNM.com or call them at 505-839-1464.
Contact:
Leila Johnson
Data-Scribe(tm)
P.O. Box 15361
Rio Rancho, NM 87174
Phone: 505.896.9379
Email: info@datascribe.biz
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 5, 2007
Data-Scribe(tm) and The Grant Plant Announce Nonprofit Service Grant Recipients
Rio Rancho, New Mexico and Albuquerque, New Mexico (June 5, 2007) – Data-Scribe(tm) and The Grant Plant announce the recipients of their New Mexico Technology and Development Grant program for Spring 2007. The four nonprofit service grant recipients are:
- Bernalillo County Council PTA Clothing Bank
- Southern New Mexico Diabetes Outreach
- Healing the Children - Southwest Chapter
- Outcomes, Inc.
Data-Scribe(tm) will provide in-kind Web site services to both the Bernalillo County Council PTA Clothing Bank and Southern New Mexico Diabetes Outreach.
The Grant Plant will provide in-kind common grant applications to Healing the Children - Southwest Chapter and Outcomes, Inc.
The four grant recipients were selected from over 20 applications.
Data-Scribe(tm) and the Grant Plant will work on these projects throughout the summer. The next grant cycle is scheduled for Fall 2007.
ABOUT Data-Scribe(tm): Data-Scribe(tm) is a woman-owned, minority-owned business located in New Mexico. They provide software training, Web site services, technical writing and database services for nonprofit organizations and construction companies. Data-Scribe(tm) also organizes the New Mexico Nonprofit Tech Connection along with the Center for Nonprofit Excellence. Visit their Web site at www.datascribe.biz or call them at 505.896.9379.
ABOUT The Grant Plant: The Grant Plant is dedicated to providing superior and affordable resource development services to assist nonprofit organizations in enhancing the quality of life for New Mexico residents. They are members of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Albuquerque Independent Business Alliance. Visit their website at www.thegrantplantNM.com or call them at 505-839-1464.
Contact:
Leila Johnson
Data-Scribe(tm)
P.O. Box 15361
Rio Rancho, NM 87174
Phone: 505.896.9379
Email: info@datascribe.biz
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