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Amy Bucaida

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Missouri Credit Union Association

http://www.mcua.org

We are a full CiviCRM install with Drupal.

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Michael McAndrew

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Third Sector Design

http://www.thirdsectordesign.org

CiviCRM helps us help non profits to do fantastic things with their data.
Being closely involved with the developers and documentation team on a daily basis ensures that we can give our clients the best and most up to date advice on how they can use CiviCRM to meet their needs.

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Paul Keogan

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BackOfficeThinking

http://www.backofficethinking.com

CiviCRM allows us to bring all benefits and capabilities of a large commercial CRM and
donor management system to medium and large non-profits at a fraction of the cost. CiviCRM also allows smaller non-profits to benefit from an integrated solution for donor management, events, bulk email, etc. substantially increasing their effectiveness as compared to managing a variety of nonintegrated software and spreadsheets. Thanks to a strong CiviCRM community, CiviCRM’s functionality continues to advance and CiviCRM’s market continues to grow rapidly.

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Gary Zimmerman

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CSH Consulting, Inc.

http://www.eCSH.net

CiviCRM is a great tool for the Non-Profit world. Our business needed a solution for them. CiviCRM is that solution.

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David Moreton

Consultant, Implementor and End-user

Circle Interactive

http://www.civisites.com

We help many not for profits implement CiviCRM through consultancy, training, configuration and custom development. Many of them come from a painful world of old Access databases, multiple spreadsheets and even paper. It's really satisfying to
help people move on with a system that's so much in tune with their own ethics of sharing and collaboration. We also 'eat our own dog food' and use Civi in-house for our client records because we love the flexibility and control it gives us.

For us it's important to share code and advice with other members of the community when we can because we know we get it back in help at other times. The community really is awesome and one of the friendliest and undaunting I've come across. We appreciate the huge value of the software to us and our clients so we try to contribute back and make it even better.

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El McNab

Admin, Implementor

Circle interactive

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We help many not for profits implement CiviCRM through consultancy, training, configuration, support and custom development. Many of them come from a painful world of old Access databases, multiple spreadsheets and even paper. I love presenting demonstrations to new potential users; many are shocked by the scale of the software. CiviCRM is suitable for so many different organisations as it's been developed to cover so many bases off the back of community calls.

I maintain our own CiviCRM client database; it feeds into our drupal intranet to provide me with all the information I need at a click. I would be lost without it!

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Allen Gunn

Ally, FanBoy

Aspiration

http://aspirationtech.org/

By giving the nonprofit sector a values-driven, free/open source solution for CRM needs!

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Adam Wight

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Wikimedia Foundation

http://wikimediafoundation.org/

Civi is one of those pieces of software that makes you wonder how early humans could have survived without it. Every nonprofit seems to be using Civi for some aspect of their fundraising, and I'm always surprised at the creative ways different people find to make it work for their needs. Happy to be able to help out a bit. There's a lot of energy going into this project--definitely checkout the forums and the IRC channel if you're curious.

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Alejandro Salgado

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iXiam

http://www.ixiam.com/en

We help organizations with their CiviCRM Projects. From Business consultancy to custom CiviCRM development.

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Ken Moire

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Spry Digital LLC

http://sprydigital.com

Appreciate the shared resources on the CiviCRM website. We continually refer to it for updates and knowledge.

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Karen Morrissey

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Democratic Party of Denver

http://www.denverdemocrats.net

We use CiviCRM to communicate with our members and volunteers.

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Guillermo de los Santos

Administrator

Medecins Sans Frontieres Argentina

http://msf.org.ar

with the translation Spanish-English of the module and with the up-to-date upgrade of the modules e.g. peer to peer and campaigning

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Upcoming changes in CiviCRM Drush integration

Submitted by Owen Barton on April 27, 2012 - 14:20

The CiviCRM Drush integration recently got a fairly major refactoring (issue CRM-9986), and should be available with the CiviCRM 4.2 release.

The main user facing change is that "drush civicrm-cache-clear" has been replaced by integration with the standard drush cache-clear command. You can see it in the options by running "drush cache-clear", or call it directly (this time using the alias "cc") using the command "drush cc civicrm".

There are also aliases added for a number of commands, which should save a few keystrokes. You can examine these using the command "drush help --filter=civicrm".

There are also a number of changes to the code structure - the command callbacks now use the standard conventions making it easier for you to add your own custom pre/post hooks, validation routines are also separated from the main callback. Output (stdout), error/log messages (stderr) and exit codes should also now be more standardized and machine parsable.

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Awesome Work!

Permalink Submitted by FatherShawn on April 28, 2012 - 17:33

Nicely done!  Thank you!!

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Thanks!

Permalink Submitted by Joe Murray on April 29, 2012 - 14:28

Thanks, Owen!

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This is great!

Permalink Submitted by fen on April 29, 2012 - 18:25

Drush is awesome and getting  it to work better with CiviCRM is awesomer.

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