GiveCamp 2021!

It’s hard not to get blurry-eyed about GiveCamp. While it can be a lot to coordinate and the weight of planning feels a bit heavier each year, Friday night as the volunteers and non-profits rolled into the room at Plus Consulting (who are heroes for giving us a location at the last minute) it all READ MORE

GiveCamp 2020

  GiveCamp is one of my favorite weekends of the year.  With teams focusing on App Dev, Websites, and Salesforce – our team brings together non-profits from across Western Pennsylvania and pairs them with dozens of Salesforce professionals in our region to complete Salesforce projects that better enable them to meet their mission.  Up until READ MORE

GiveCamp 2018

October has one of my favorite weekends of the year – PGH GiveCamp. Part of the larger GiveCamp.org movement, PGH GiveCamp is an annual event where people from around the city’s booming technology industry team with area non-profits to solve their creative and technical problems. GiveCamp is a marathon ran at a sprint pace. Starting READ MORE

Be a Multiplier

Think about how you got your start in Salesforce. I’m sure there was someone who had your back, encouraging you every step of the way. They were a Multiplier, willing to teach and reach others. For me, the Be A Multiplier concept has really taken a focus as I’m starting to look for a new job. I’d READ MORE

Pittsburgh GiveCamp 2017 (Video)

For the second year I’ve had the great pleasure of organizing Salesforce teams for PGH Givecamp.  Givecamp is a weekend ‘code-a-thon’ where area developers, designers, consultants and other volunteers work a 40-hour sprint to execute entire IT projects. We start with discovery on Friday night at 5PM and the hardcore team members stay late and READ MORE

PGH GiveCamp 2016 (Video)

Having recently transitioned from the non-profit world into fulltime Salesforce work, it’s important to me to stay connected in our local non-profit community.   This past weekend, I organized 4 teams of Salesforce volunteers for PGH Givecamp, a weekend ‘code-a-thon’ where area developers, designers, consultants and other volunteers work a 40-hour sprint to execute entire IT READ MORE