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Times are  a changin' and its safe to say that the time of thinking of your website visitors sitting at their office or home desk accessing your site are over.  Sure, that will still happen, but your users are mobile, and expect you to be too. Before we go into why non profits should go mobile, lets first define what we mean by going mobile.  In general we are not talking about building an iPhone or Android app.  Sure, there will be times this is a good idea, dare we say a great idea, but for now we are talking about your main .org site and not a mobile app.

The International Rescue Committees charitable gift site was recently nominated for the first annual Blue Drop Awards, which recognizes best-of-breed websites built with Drupal.

Of the many great conversations I had at the last Nonprofit Technology Conference, the "how did you do it" question was the primary topic. I ran into so many people I've gotten to know over the dozen years that I've been in the nonprofit space, and almost all of them asked this question:  how did Jackson River grow a business on 100% referrals and an excellent reputation. My typical reply was that we have a really talented caring team, incredibly skilled developers, and put our hearts into everything we do.