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I just got back from 3 days at the Nonprofit Technology Conference in Atlanta. This was an incredible experience, full of meeting new people, hearing about the latest technology and learning how to apply it to nonprofits.

I’ve spent the past 24 hours trying to get all my thoughts together and cleaning out the massive amounts of business cards and brochures that I came home with.

One thing I learned about attending conferences- you come home with a LOT of free stuff. I came home with a HUGE tote bag (which I got for free) full of stuff, and wanted to share a bit of what I brought back.

• 2 New Mouse pads
• 1 Travel Mug
• 2 Stress Balls (one in the shape of a turtle which my cat attacked as soon as he saw it)
• 1 Tape Measure
• 1 Shot Glass
• 3 Small Notebooks (these do not includes the mounds of free pads of paper that I swiped from the hotel)
• 6 T-shirts (The Google one is really cute, but my favorite is the freerange.org one- so comfortable and has a chicken on it!)
• 3 Tote Bags
• Infinite ideas!

I’m really excited to share with the rest of the Tell Them team some of the ideas I’ve had and the interesting new ways we can use technology to make our lives and YOURS even simpler.

Tags: Atlanta, Emma Davidson, Nonprofit Technology Conference, Website

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