To schedule on-site service with one of our highly trained and industry certified technicians, or to discuss Google Apps for Nonprofits, please call 1-800-905-GEEK (4335) or visit http://www.sc-geeks.com.

Wholly Cow

With creative flavors ranging from Killa Vanilla to Southern Praline, and from Chocolate Fetish to Rainbow Row Sherbet – and yummy add-ins that are hand-stirred as well as pureed into the base of the ice cream – we hope you’ll consider them the next time you go out for ice cream.  And while you’re there, say thanks for supporting us!

Wholly Cow Ice Cream is a locally-owned business that has been serving the Charleston, SC area with its homemade ice cream for over 27 years.  Each gallon of ice cream is made with the freshest ingredients and without rBGH (recombinant bovine growth hormone) or other unnatural additives or preservatives. Their newest scoop shop is located at 159 Church Street, Charleston and not only serves delicious ice cream but also breakfast, lunch and a variety of coffee drinks.  Wholly Cow also has a shop located in the Citadel Mall on Sam Rittenberg Blvd.  Be sure to visit Wholly Cow at one of their two local locations and taste the difference! (Become a follower on Twitter and receive a free scoop of ice cream when you purchase a single scoop!)

And, if you need a review or were unable to make it, you can find the slides from Holly’s presentation in this PDF.

Thank you for helping us solve our printer problem.

I would like to give a special commendation to your volunteer Alfredo Suarez.

He came to the Edmondston-Alston House on Monday to answer our request for printer repair. Alfredo worked 2 hours before getting the machine to print without adding black lines to the copy. It was a frustrating job, but he never lost patience, was very respectful of the machinery and the museum. We would welcome him back and could highly recommend him to others.

Virginia Mizel
Museum Director
Edmondston-Alston House
21 East Battery
Charleston, SC 29401

Feedback like this really makes all of us feel good. Thanks!

“Working in the nonprofit world as a nonprofit consultant, grant writer and project developer can be challenging at times, especially when it comes to finding the right resources for the right project and connecting the agency with the right people to accomplish a mission. Having said that, these are the challenges that drive those of us in the nonprofit community to do what we do and PATH is no exception. Over the past few months I have had the opportunity to work with Palmetto Technology Hub (PATH) on multiple projects. If you haven’t made the connection with PATH for your nonprofit, then your organization is missing out on a terrific opportunity to work with a most dynamic group of people. You will not be disappointed. Helping nonprofits improve and utilize technology is what PATH is all about. I’m in a unique situation so I get to see the results PATH produces in multiple ways because I’ve put in requests for multiple agencies. This is what I have found…….. Each and every request has been met by professionals who are as committed to the outcomes as I am. Their advice and work ethic is spot on. So if you can’t figure out that new technology gadget, need advice on a website or are looking for direction, you can stop looking. It’s as easy as submitting a ticket online… and the best part for nonprofits is that it is absolutely FREE! Thank you Palmetto Technology Hub for all that you are doing for the nonprofit community”.
Daphne Wright
Masters in Nonprofit Management

Thank you Daphne. The appreciation of people like you really means a lot to us and our volunteers.

This day and age, technology is critical for non-profits to have a greater impact and touch more lives.  Without PATH, we would not have had the resources or the know how to complete the project we wanted done.   We have even already received feedback from some of the clients we serve complementing PATH’s creation.

We worked with Amanda Albertson.  She was knowledgeable, patient and easy to work with.  I highly recommend others to take advantage of this unique service and look forward to submitting my next project soon!  Thanks again – you guys rock!”

Submitted by Michelle Pyle, YES Carolina

Wondering who she is?  We’re glad you asked….

“A connaisseur of good coffee and a rabid cinemaphile, this is the latest job incarnation for Annette, who has tried her hand at many occupations: grants staff at Coastal Community Foundation, teacher for Berkeley County School District, conference center director for Mepkin Abbey, pastor for churches all over the world.”

Want to say hello or have any questions about the help desk process? You can reach out to her at Annette |at| Palmettotechnologyhub |dot| org.

This session will be taught by Michael Carnell, co-founder of The Palmetto Technology Hub and parter in DesignTechWeb. He provides business automation, web development and PC and Macintosh support services for small businesses and not-for-profits in Charleston and the surrounding South Carolina Lowcountry.

The training will be on Tuesday, February 28, 2012, from 1pm to 2pm at the Main Branch of the Charleston County Library on Calhoun Street, Downtown Charleston in Meeting Room B. Plenty of parking is available on site.

Please click here to register to attend.

If you have any questions you may contact support@palmettotechnologyhub.org

As always, our no-show policy is in effect.  If you sign up and cannot attend, please let us know.