The Easy Way to get the Power of Open Source
CivicSpace packages complex open source into simple solutions you can access through your web browser. We take these open source building blocks and configure them for use by civic groups, making the open source easier to access, easier to use, and offering users the opportunity to spend more time on their mission than on their technology.
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"You may not recognized the Drupal name but you have used the product. According to estimates the number of sites using Drupal is in excess of 50,000! These include MTV UK, Sony's MusicBox, Leo Laporte's TWiT site, NowPublic, The Onion, Spread Firefox, Linux Journal, and several political sites such as Vote Hillary, Draft Obama, and Chris Dodd for President. Web 2.0 darlings Flock and SocialText use Drupal on their corporate websites. Drupal.org, the project's home site, is one of the busiest Drupal sites serving over half a million software downloads a month. This includes downloads of Drupal itself (about 80,000 a month) and numerous extensions available for the product." -- Collaboration Loop
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CiviCRM is the only open source constituent relationship management system designed for the civic sector. Groups using CiviCRM include Wikipedia, Compumentor, Green Party of Canada, Bioneers and a few thousand more. CiviCRM provides contact management, public and private profile listings and searchable directories, web-based fundraising, donations processing and campaign management, membership and events with self-signup and account maintenance, mass emailing and newsletters, and more. |
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