Sovcombank's Technologies of Good project expands the range of digital services for the non-profit sector. Tilda, a Russian platform that allows you to create websites without programming skills, has joined the project's partners.
A new product has become available to NGO participants of "Technologies of Good" - a free connection to the Tilda Personal tariff. Access is provided without a time limit and includes all the necessary tools for creating and developing an organization's website.
Non-profit organizations will be able to take advantage of all the features of the platform: create websites and landing pages, use AI tools to generate texts, blocks and entire pages, connect their own domain, collect applications and donations through forms, analyze site traffic, connect external services and much more.
The connection will be available monthly for five organizations. This approach will ensure a high-quality launch of the program and the necessary support for participants.
"For non—profit organizations, a website is not just a business card, but a full-fledged working tool: with its help, organizations attract beneficiaries, donors, volunteers and partners. It is important for us that modern digital solutions are as accessible as possible to NGOs and do not become an obstacle to the development of their communications," says Maria Sabantseva, head of the Technologies of Good project.
"Since Tilda was founded, our mission has remained unchanged — to make the creation of professional websites accessible to everyone. It is from this idea that new features of the platform appear.: We strive to simplify the work with technology and remove barriers that prevent people and organizations from talking about themselves. This is especially important for NGOs, as they often operate in conditions of limited resources. We are pleased to join the project and provide NGOs with modern tools to implement their initiatives," says Tilda CEO Anastasia Vasilyeva.
All products and services provided by Sovcombank and the project partners are collected on a single portal "Technologies of Good" and are available to non-profit organizations on a free or preferential basis. At the same time, the project is not limited to the selection of existing solutions: one of its key areas is the development and implementation of digital tools adapted to the specific needs and requests of non—profit organizations — partners of the project.
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