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![]() Does your nonprofit need to manage contacts and contributions without making a huge investment of money or time? You’ve come to the right place. Organizers Database (ODB) costs nothing to download, runs on any Windows computer, and is easy enough for everyone on your staff to learn. ODB was designed by a nonprofit for nonprofits, and includes features you won't find anywhere else. With a single click, you can copy a list of emails, look up a zip code, or even split up an address into component parts. It is simple to generate labels, print thank yous, or identify expiring members. You can track interests and demographics using custom codes effortlessly. Other features include:
For some recent screen shots, see our archive on Flickr. ODB is already in use at hundreds of organizations, so each new user benefits from the changes and tips suggested by others. OC also provides affordable support options if you need immediate help. If you’re a developer, your contributions to this open source program (and its cross platform successor) are welcome. You can have discussions with others in the user or developer community forums. Please note that the ODB project is a community effort. We depend on volunteer help and contributions from both individuals and organizations to make improvements. You can donate time or funds at this page. |
The ODB BlogODB 1.1 RC6 is Released!April 18: ODB 1.1 RC6 is now out! Sorry about the delay but we have been busy moving clients to version 1.1, and in the process of doing so we identified some issues that required some more work on the software!
ODB installed on Asus EEE PC (photo)March 19: Just a few months ago, the Taiwanese company ASUS released a new computer weighing under 2 pounds that is capable of running Windows XP. New conversion utility fixes 'SCD' bugMarch 10: A couple of users reported that the "extended import" feature was not working. We discovered today
ODB 1.1 Release Candidate 5 is Available!1/15/08: Working with a few clients yesterday and today we discovered and addressed a few additional problems, thus we are making available ODB 1.1 Release Candidate 5.
ODB 1.1 Release Candidate 3 Released1/8/08: Some good news: we found a few remaining issues and fixed them all, and we now have the third release candidate of ODB 1.1 available.
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