A New Digital Home for the Next Chapter of Tech4Change

I’m excited to share that Tech4Change has launched its new website: tech4change.org.

As Marketing Committee Chair, this is more than a website announcement for me. It represents a meaningful step forward in how we tell the Tech4Change story, how we serve our community, and how we create more opportunities for people to get involved in the work.

Tech4Change has always been powered by something special: the heart of the technology channel. Since 2014, this organization has brought suppliers, channel partners, volunteers, sponsors, and industry leaders together to raise money for grassroots charities across the country. These are often the organizations doing critical work in local communities but without the visibility, resources, or large fundraising machines behind them. Tech4Change has raised more than $2.1 million for grassroots organizations, and the new site helps us better tell that story.

The new website makes it easier for people to understand who we are, why we exist, and how they can take action. Whether you want to donate, volunteer, sponsor, nominate a grassroots charity, or simply learn more about the mission, the site gives our community a clearer path to engage. That matters because awareness is not the finish line. Awareness should lead to action.

From a marketing standpoint, this launch is also a major part of our broader vision. When I stepped into this role, one of my goals was to help Tech4Change move from sporadic messaging into a more consistent, measurable, and mission-driven media presence. The goal is to create content that connects, educates, inspires, and ultimately drives more support for the charities we serve.

We are already seeing what happens when we show up with more consistency. From August through December 2025, Tech4Change generated more than 30,000 LinkedIn impressions, grew engagement across platforms, and built momentum through newsletter and social media efforts. The new website gives all of that energy a stronger home.

That is what excites me most.

This site is not just a digital brochure. It is a platform for storytelling. It gives us a place to highlight the charities we support, recognize the volunteers and sponsors who make the work possible, share updates from our board and committees, and invite more people into the mission.

Because Tech4Change is not one person. It is not one event. It is not one committee.

It is a community.

It is proof that when the technology channel decides to come together around something bigger than business, real impact happens. I’m proud of the work that has been done to bring this new website to life, and I’m even more excited about what comes next. We have an opportunity to reach more people, support more grassroots organizations, and build a stronger bridge between the success of our industry and the needs of the communities around us.

Please take a few minutes to visit the new site at tech4change.org. Learn about the mission. Share it with someone in your network. Consider donating, volunteering, sponsoring, or nominating a grassroots charity that deserves support.

This is a new digital home for Tech4Change. But more importantly, it is a new doorway for people who want to be part of the change.