nonprofit organizations using open source

[William Park]

On Mon, Oct 24, 2005 at 04:58:00PM -0400, Meng Cheah wrote:
> I'm looking at seeking employment in the nonprofit sector.
> 
> Does anyone know of any nonprofit organizations or charities in Toronto 
> that use open source or FOSS? I don't expect that there are any that use 
> solely open source. I may be wrong, in fact I hope I'm wrong. I expect a 
> mix of Microsoft products, BSD and Linux.
> 
> Just the name of the organization and the kinds of operating systems 
> used will be sufficient. Of course, any other relevant information will 
> be greatly appreciated. You may reply to me personally or to the list, 
> whichever you choose. All confidences will be honored.
> 
> I'm thinking of adding whatever organizations I receive to the GTALUG 
> Wiki when completed - just the name and kinds of OS used.

I see the name Greenpeace alot.  Main problem with NPO is that their
budget (hence IT budget) is approved by whoever give the money.  But, I
would think health-care sector would have more NPOs than IT sector.

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