The Technology Center provides collaborative office and meeting space for nonprofits and consultants working with technology for social change in the Bay Area.

The SFNTC also serves as a hub for meetings and discussions related to nonprofit technology. Sign up to stay informed about brown bag lunches, trainings, and open forums to be held in the coming months. And feel free to inquire about using the space for your meeting or training. 

phone: 415 839 6456

email: info@aspirationtech.org

Anniversary Party

On Friday, September 17^th we're going to raise a glass and celebrate another year of socially engaged technology use and community building. We'll get the fun started around 5:00pm  (more)

A member of the San Francisco Nonprofit Technology Center since 2006, Sarai LLC provides technology guidance, management and support services to nonprofit organizations throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. The name Sarai means “woman of high rank” and was chosen in honor of their clients, the vast majority of whom are women.

They build lasting relationships with their clients and become valued members of their team. In their work they often fill the role that a Chief Information Officer might play in larger organizations. They focus on efficient management of their clients' networks, regularly plan ahead for future needs, and help their clients get the best value for their limited technology dollar. They place a premium on hiring people with excellent technical skills who can also communicate to non-technical managers and end users, and ensure they stay up to date with training from CompTIA, Microsoft, Symantec, and Cisco.

Another unique quality of Sarai is their commitment to social responsibility and their involvement with the local community. President Zac Mutrux has completed Compasspoint's Institute for Nonprofit Consulting and is a member emeritus of the Tech Underground. Both the President and chief engineer Henry Kumagai were previously members of the consulting services department at local nonprofit organization CompuMentor (aka TechSoup.org). They have both worked closely with TechSoup.org to provide nonprofits with access to the tools and tech knowledge they need to run effective organizations. Sarai is a member of the Independent Computer Consultants Association, the the Nonprofit Technology Enterprise Network (NTEN), and the Better Business Bureau.

Sarai is in the process of obtaining a San Francisco Green Business designation. As one example of their commitment to preserving the natural environment, they are proud to say that they balance the limited carbon emissions from their company Smart Car with a carbon offset purchased from San Francisco's Terrapass. An EPEAT reseller partner, Sarai assists clients to minimize the impact their use of information technology has on the environment by choosing less toxic products and reducing their energy consumption.