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This site is composed of best practices frequently asked about from Salesforce MVP Terry Cole’s own non-profit org. They are NPSP compatible and suitable for implementation by even lone-wolf admins. Terry focuses exclusively on declarative solutions with special emphasis on good architectural design, reporting and Visual Flow. SYM is available for short consultations and to provide Rocket Start services for small nonprofits just beginning their Salesforce journey.

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Forums: You will find Terry at most Austin Salesforce user gatherings, including Nonprofit, Developer, and Salesforce Saturday. Terry attends Texas Dreamin’ and Dreamforce.

Training: Terry has training programs for those who want to learn NPSP, including a one-day crash course for advanced commercial admins and a 13-week internship for intermediate students.

Street Youth Ministry
7421 Burnet Road #264
Austin TX 78757
512 553 3796

Donations:
paypal.me/StreetYouthMinsitry

Connect:
connect.SYMin.org

Needed Items:
needs.StreetYouthMinistry.org

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Forums: You will find Terry at most Austin Salesforce user gatherings, including Nonprofit, Developer, and Salesforce Saturday. Terry attends Texas Dreamin’ and Dreamforce.

Training: Terry has training programs for those who want to learn NPSP, including a one-day crash course for advanced commercial admins and a 13-week internship for intermediate students.

Street Youth Ministry
7421 Burnet Rd. #264
Austin TX 78757
512 553 3796

Donations:
paypal.me/StreetYouthMinsitry

Connect:
connect.SYMin.org

Needed Items:
needs.StreetYouthMinistry.org

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This site share best practices learned through operating a highly connected but small nonprofit using Salesforce and NPSP. If we have helped you, we encourage you to make a small donation to Street Youth Ministry. One quick way to do that is through paypal.me/StreetYouthMinistry

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