The Center for Community Technology Services (CCTS) brings technology to nonprofits and to the communities they serve. In other words, we help people who help people. We put their needs first, and then help them use technology to realize their visions for their constituents. We only recommend solutions that our clients can sustain. Whether providing strategic design and dynamic web solutions, guiding organizations towards appropriate technology decisions or promoting initiatives that put technology within reach of all people, we cultivate long-term relationships that transcend individual projects.
Founded in 2003 at the University of Baltimore's School of Information Arts and Technology, CCTS has grown to be an independent organization that has served over 300 nonprofit clients.
In other words, we help people who help people. We put their needs first, and then help them use technology to realize their visions for their constituents. We only recommend solutions that our clients can sustain. Whether providing strategic design and dynamic web solutions, guiding organizations towards appropriate technology decisions or promoting initiatives that put technology within reach of all people, we cultivate long-term relationships that transcend individual projects.
Founded in 2003 at the University of Baltimore's School of Information Arts and Technology, CCTS has grown to be an independent organization that has served over 300 nonprofit clients.
1212 North Wolfe Street Baltimore MD 21213
443-293-4000
info@cctsbaltimore.org
We work smarter and harder.
We don't do projects for you, we do projects with you and seek to engage you every step of the way.
From the beginning of a project we invest time to thoroughly get to know our clients. During planning, we seek to reach a common understanding with you on the terminology used in our respective industries, and to build mutual trust. Often times this phase of the project reveals new truths about your organization, giving us insights to better be able to respond to these priorities throughout the remainder of your project. Through conversation with staff and representatives from various audiences, we look for answers to two questions: 1) What are the goals for your stakeholders? 2) What are your goals for your organization? The answers to these questions can be the same or very different.
Please contact us for a consultation about your organization's needs.