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• Creative Commons: This nonprofit combines the idealistic views of pure information sharing with secure but privatized creative data. Creative Commons uses “private rights to create public goods” by allowing designers, developers and artists to license their work while making it accessible to the public.

• The Open Source Education Foundation: Children are also encouraged to become proponents of open source technology. This group has been approved by the IRS to educate students in grades K-12 about open source.

Free Open Source Software




These groups provide open source software and tools to the public free of charge.





56. civiCRM: Comprehensive CRM packages are often too expensive for small businesses. civiCRM hosts several programs including contact databases, online event registration forms and online fundraising management tools that nonprofit and advocacy groups can download for free.

October 9th, 2007 at 7:10 pm

I would put more faith in Zoho CRM. Seems to be pretty similar feature set to Splendid, they offer free service for up to 3 accounts, and they don’t warn you like Splendid’s clause: “understand that this service is provided for evaluation purposes and that the data will not be guaranteed in any way.