5 Tech Grants for Kansas City Nonprofits
Nonprofits need to make every dollar count but also be efficient with technology. Area organizations have grants to help nonprofits invest in their tech.
Celebrating the Kansas City Small-Business Community
Corporate Technologies KC made the top 10 for the Mr. K award from the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. Find out the local business that came out on top.
Supporting Kids in Need (Without Picking Up a Golf Club)
The Love Fund for Children helps Kansas City get medicine, medical devices, baby items and more. Corporate Technologies KC is a supporter, and you can be too.
Old Tech Piling Up? Here’s What To Do with It
Does your business have some dusty old devices lurking around? Clean out those drawers and closets and get them recycled or reused for free.
Supporting Mental Health and Food Access in Kansas City with IT Services
Two amazing Kansas City nonprofits are getting a year of free IT support. Find out about the good they do in our community and how solid IT is helping.
3 Amazing Woman-Owned Kansas City Businesses You Should Work With
Working with woman-owned businesses has some powerful benefits. Here are three fantastic Kansas City firms you should check out.
Nominate a Non-Profit for a Year of Free IT Support
Since 2017, Corporate Technologies KC has relieved Kansas City non-profits of this burden by supporting their missions with free IT support for a year.
Running Cables? Nope, Running a 5K for a Brain Cancer Cure
Corporate Technologies KC is big on supporting the community — especially when there’s a fantastic organization that will benefit. Learn about KC’s Head for the Cure 5K.
Supporting the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs through Junior Achievement
Junior Achievement has a number of programs designed to introduce the realities of the business world to students.
Brewing Up Support for the Kansas City Tech Community
Corporate Technologies KC was proud to be a sponsor recently for Smarty Pints, a fundraiser for the KC Tech Council at Boulevard Brewing Company. The event was a tech trivia night to support KCTC’s efforts to strengthen and promote our area as a tech hub of the Midwest.