The average nonprofit technology budget accounted for 3.2 percent of total annual organizational spending, according to a new report.
Most groups said their spending on hardware, software, and consulting changed minimally compared with the previous year.
The eighth annual Nonprofit Technology Staffing and Investments Report, published by the Nonprofit Technology Network, or NTEN, examines the roles of information technology and technology support staff in overall operations.
The new findings are based on survey responses collected from 781 nonprofits for their current fiscal year.
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