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Paul Keogan

Implementor

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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Ken West

End-user, Administrator

City Bible Forum

http://citybibleforum.org

City Bible Forum is an Australian not-for-profit Christian organisation. We need to communicate effectively with our constituents, and CiviCRM gives us a comprehensive set of tools for managing relationships. Interestingly, we often find that new features are being added just as our need for those features is becoming apparent. It's the right fit for us.

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Karin Gerritsen

Developer

Semper IT Inc.

http://semper-it.com

I help non-profit organizations optimize workflows by creating interactive Drupal/CiviCRM websites for them.

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Micah Lee

Developer

Electronic Frontier Foundation

http://www.eff.org

I work for the Electronic Frontier Foundation. We switched to CiviCRM so that we could be sure that our membership data stays safe, secure, and private. Now we have control over our CRM and can customize it to work for our needs.

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Kasia Wakarecy

Administrator, Implementator, Developer, End-user

Freeform Solutions

http://www.freeformsolutions.ca

Freeform Solutions uses CiviCRM for our internal CRM. We are also a NFP IT support organization and we implement CiviCRM for NFP organizations we work for because we find that CiviCRM is the best open source CRM out there.

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Michal Mach

Core Team Member, Developer, Implementor

CiviCRM, Caltha

http://civicrm.org

I've always been passionate about what non-profits and advocacy groups can achieve using technology. For me, CiviCRM shows an essential example of how non-profit and technology worlds can come together to provide real change - working as community, creating value for yourself, but also for others in non-profit sector.

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Alejandro Salgado

Implementor, Consultant

iXiam

http://www.ixiam.com/en

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

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Robyn Perry

End-user, Administrator, Trainer

Progressive Technology Project

http://progressivetech.org

CiviCRM is helping us serve member-based community organizing groups across the
U.S. to keep better track of their events, fundraising, and membership data. It's helping our community to aim higher in terms of what kind of questions they should be asking and what kind of data they should be collecting. We chose CiviCRM because it's the best all-around tool to do what our groups need, AND because it's open source.

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Chandra Sekhar Putchakayala

End-User

Organization using CiviCRM

http://vidyahelpline.org

1. To maintain a track of all the workshops conducted till date, who attended the program, who funded the program etc.,
2. To regularly keep in touch with all key stakeholders

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Carlos Capote Pérez-Andreu

Administrator, Developer

Amnistía Internacional España

http://www.es.amnesty.org

CiviCRM helps us to unify the management of different databases (volunteers, members, etc) allowing us to keep control over our data.

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Donald Lobo

Implementor, Developer

CiviCRM LLC

http://civicrm.org

Still thinking of a deep deep quote. Basically:

It is super important for non-profits, advocacy and related groups to take charge of their destiny. Having control of your data is a good start. The crowd-sourced nature of an open source project in so in line with the co-operation and principles of most non-profits

CiviCRM is a project that strives to make the above possible. It is FREE as in kittens.

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Kendall Dinwiddie

Developer

Democratic Volunteer Center

http://www.demvolctr.org

Gathering volunteer information; assisting delegating group assignments; internal communication

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Announcing CiviCRM 4.3.1

Submitted by colemanw on April 18, 2013 - 12:55

Thanks to everyone pitching in over the past week we've released the first update to 4.3 today, with 42 small but important improvements. It is available for download now, and all site admins are encouraged to upgrade.

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CiviCRM 4.3.0 Released, Hundreds of Improvements

Submitted by colemanw on April 10, 2013 - 13:40

It's here! The much anticipated new CiviCRM 4.3 is ready for prime-time. Congratulations to everyone in the CiviCRM community who made this happen.

What's New?

Here are just a few of the exciting improvements in CiviCRM 4.3.

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New in 4.3: limit inherited memberships

Submitted by nganivet on March 26, 2013 - 14:57

CiviCRM has the ability to automatically grant memberships to related contacts. So, for example, when a company purchases a membership, employees of this company can be automatically extended the same membership. In the user interface, these memberships are then flagged as ‘by relationship’.

But up to today this was an all-or-nothing proposition: all employees of the company where automatically granted a membership, with no ability to neither limit the number of related memberships, nor choose which of the employees would get these.

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IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII II - that's how many bugs you found (so far)

Submitted by pdelbar on March 25, 2013 - 01:27

We're fortunate to find Sir Civi in the midst of the Bug Smithing Weekend, and get a quick interview from him while his horse is being watered. So how's it going ?

Sir Civi: "Twenty two. So far, that is. Nasty creatures, them Bugs. Spoil the fun for everyone. Lurking in a piece of code that noone tested, popping up at the least opportune moment (like when you're doing a demo). Takes the fun out of moving to the next release."

-- Do you feel this release is getting more and more stable ?

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Counting down to 4.3 ... another Bug Smithing Weekend !

Submitted by pdelbar on March 15, 2013 - 10:05

When you think of it, it's quite amazing : open source communities bring out the best in people. Like all of you who participated in the first Bug Smithing Day, and ran 4.3 beta through a series of real-life tests, upgrades and API scripts. Even if you didn't find a bug, thou art truly thanked for thy effort.

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Announcing first beta for CiviCRM 4.3 !!

Submitted by kurund on February 28, 2013 - 03:20

The team is super excited to announce the first beta release for 4.3 with support for Drupal 7.x, Joomla 2.5.x and WordPress.

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We need you (to test CiviCRM 4.3) !

Submitted by pdelbar on February 8, 2013 - 01:04

Actually, that's not correct. Since testing the 4.3 release is ultimately good for you (the community), it's more appropriate to say you needs you ...

Don't go 'I don't have time', or 'I'm no developer so I can't help' or even 'that's why we have the core team' : I'm calling on each and every one of you to spend one hour of testing over the next few weeks. Have a large latte, put on that Celine Dion CD you say you don't like, close the door, take the phone off the hook and just do it.

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Announcing CiviCRM 4.3 Alpha1!!!

Submitted by yashodha on February 7, 2013 - 02:08

The team is super excited to announce the first alpha release for 4.3 with support for Drupal 7.x, Joomla 2.5.x and WordPress.

Please remember this is an ALPHA release and it should NOT be used on production sites - however, we  strongly encourage everyone to upgrade a copy of your current site(s) on a test server and let us know about any bugs or problems.

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