Nonprofit Database ‘Project Philos’ Released

The new kid on the nonprofit technology block now has a name for their groundbreaking nonprofit database solution: Project Philos.

After years of working in the nonprofit sector creating custom databases for a diverse range of Nonprofit organizations Not For Profit Systems has released their foundation Nonprofit database; Project Philos.  

“Project Philos comes from the Greek roots of Philanthropy.  Love, compassion, friendship or a simple desire to improve the lives of your fellow man.  The system is designed to help nonprofit organizations reduce their administration, enhance fundraising activities and make a greater impact with the resources they already have,” says Troy Netreba from Not for Profit Systems http://www.notforprofitsystems.com/

Although he also cautions readers not be confused by the term database, “this is not a rigid readymade solution.  It is more of a foundation.  Our technology is based on modules which are similar to building blocks, you can use those blocks to make different structures, you can add extra blocks in or take out blocks you simply don’t need.  Using this modulated system we can create databases to meet the unique needs of Nonprofit programs in a reasonable timeframe at a much lower price.”

Not For Profit Systems is a Nonprofit technology provider with links to the commercial CRM industry.  Founder and lead consultant Troy Netreba became interested in the Nonprofit sector when he was competing for the business of one of Australia’s larger support programs for troubled youth.  Surprised and troubled by the costly yet basic solutions his competitors were offering and the apparent lack of a dedicated Nonprofit Database provider Troy and his business partners decided to create their own.  

For more information on Project Philos or Not For Profit Systems Nonprofit technology consulting services go to http://www.notforprofitsystems.com/

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Troy Netreba

CEO

Not For Profit Systems

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