How to Build Software with Love (A Conversation)
This Valentine’s Day, the SfG team wants to share some ideas from a recent conversation we had about building software with love.
This Valentine’s Day, the SfG team wants to share some ideas from a recent conversation we had about building software with love.
Our CEO Sharon Kennedy Vickers predicts the next big thing in tech: the return of the human soul to software.
Software for Good’s new mission statement represents a company that can and will build technology that liberates.
As a public benefit corporation, we create an annual report on our “for good” efforts to submit to the State of Minnesota. Take a look at our impact report.
Inspired by Gallup StrengthsFinder, I am reflecting on my envy of people with Woo and leaning into my strength of Individualization.
As a newcomer, I am in a unique window of opportunity to boldly harness my not-knowing into value for Software for Good and our clients.
Kevin Bullock helps ensure that our development work is meeting our clients’ mission-driven needs as our Director of Engineering. Kevin talked about how his work connects to building software for good.
Team member Bridget Lally recently took on the role of Product & UX Strategist. We talked about what that means and how her work connects to building software for good.
Whenever I talk about being a woman in tech to people who haven’t had my experience, I like to share a story that I think anyone can relate to.
WeCo’s presentation at World Usability Day prompted us to think about incorporating accessibility throughout the full life cycle of a software project.
Almost two years ago, Software for Good set out to invite underrepresented developers into the field and offer discounted tech for nonprofits. After 17 interns and 7 projects, we’ve learned a few things from our experience.
We’re expanding our services with a human-centered approach to software, developing products with empathy for long-term impact.
At recent nonprofit events, Eddie found new insights on how technology can help nonprofits, and on the challenges they face when trying to change.
Two of the most common types of software companies are product shops and consulting agencies. Software for Good is a little of both because that’s what allows us to do the most good with our clients.
Our World Cup API is back for 2018, scraping soccer match data to feed to apps, websites, and integrations around the world.