We have customers across the community sector. Find the type of customer closest to you and see how they have used MicroAid in their community
 The Micah
Network - International Member Network
The Micah Network is a group of 290+ Christian relief, development and
justice organisations from 74 countries. |
 Social
Enterprise Coalition SEC is the UK's national body for social
enterprise. The voice for the social enterprise sector, SEC supports and
represents the work of their members, influences national social
enterprise policy and promotes best practices. |
 Integral Alliance -
International Member Network
Integral Alliance is a partnership of 12 Christian Relief and Development
agencies.
Every month they send a newsletter to their subscriber base which has
doubled since they started using MicroAid. New registrants subscribe online.
Newsletters are automatically added to their existing web site at
http://www.integralalliance.org |

Dreamscheme Network -
National UK Charity
The Dreamscheme is a youth charity working with young people in UK and
Uganda.
The MicroAid system is their core operations platform for distributing
best practice to partner groups (intranet), activity ideas (work
projects) and micro-project management (dreamscheme projects).
Dreamscheme are the most advanced user of the MicroAid platform, putting
most of its features and power to use.
Imperial Wharf East Residents Association
Volunteer run community group (Member Funded) |

2amase offers a range of services to new and existing social
enterprises, social entrepreneurs, voluntary and community organisations,
umbrella organisations, private businesses as well as the public sector.
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Redthread -
Manager run community group
The redthread site is for mums, dads and teenagers to meet together online
to support the youth projects in Dulwich London.
The first phase of the site is to get the e-newsletter and web site up and
running |
 Imperial Wharf Residents Association is a private member association
representing the views of Imperial Wharf Residents in Fulham.
They use the Contacts Database as a Member Database, Extra Intranets to
provide a secure area to share letters and minutes, the E-Newsletter for
member mailings and the Web Site Builder for public information. |

Rotary Club of Battersea Park -
Volunteer run member club
The Rotary Club has 43 members and meets every week for lunch and to discuss
charitable projects.
They use MicroAid to register volunteers for the yearly Christmas day event
in Battersea Park, to allow members to manage their own contact details for
inclusion in the Member Directory and the newsletter to send out mailings by
post and email. |

Griya Asih -
Donor supported Orphanage
Griya Asih is an orphanage in North Jakarta.
They use MicroAid to connect the needs of local street children to
international donors.
Using their MicroAid system they connected to Mr and Mrs Williams in the UK
who have since gone on to raise the first year's funds for them to
purchase the house itself. |

PUSPEM -
Donor supported school
PUSPEM is the first of the new type of online charity that MicroAid enables.
Working in Jakarta and Aceh, Indonesia they report micro-projects back to
donors in incredible detail via the system.
They have raised over $50,000 to fund school projects in Aceh, following the
Tsunami, from GlobalGiving.org (a US online charity) and from Pasar Malam
(the French-Indonesian Association.) All relationships were built online.
Robertson Estate Residents Association
Volunteer run community group
Robertson Estate is a small 150 household ex-local authority housing estate
in South West London.
The association use MicroAid as web site platform and Newsletter tool. 90%
of newsletters are printed out and delivered by hand. |

Goulden House Cooperative -
Manager run community group
Goulden House use MicroAid to design and update their web site. They also
use the registration form so that residents can register to receive the
newsletter. |

Patmore Cooperative
Manager run community group Coop use MicroAid as a Web Platform for their web site. They use
the Custom Forms tool to make a Repair Request form on the site for
residents to complete,
They saved £125 a month by switching to MicroAid from their previous
supplier. |

The Doddington West Residents Association - Volunteer run community group
Doddington West Residents Association represents 800 households on the
Doddington and Rollo Estate in Battersea.
They have used their web site to market to new members and the newsletter to
circulate meeting minutes. |

The Bead Hospital - Micro-enterprise
The Bead Hospital are a new business recycling and repairing bead necklaces
who have put their first page up on the web using the MicroAid. |

Villasave - International small business
Villasave rents out holiday properties in the Algarve and South Africa.
The MicroAid web site is used to showcase the delightful family homes. Owner
Denise Wyatt is able to regularly update the site with new photos and
changes to pricing. |
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KISMET - Small Business
KISMET is an art and lifestyle store in Westport Connecticut, USA. They use
MicroAid for their web site. Using Custom Forms they have their own input
forms for new Artists, Trunk Shows, Art Exhibitions and Press Releases. The
system also includes a customised e-shop |

PTA Web Services - Reseller
David and Margaret Sallis have put together a demonstrator for selling
MicroAid to the PTA (Parent Teacher Assocation) schools market.
They are one of the early examples of a MicroAid reseller - repackaging and
rebranding the MicroAid tools for a market close to their hearts. The tool
is already in use at Marshgate School. |

Richmond Enterprises - Small Business
Richmond Enterprises brought their existing Flash site to MicroAid for
completion.
After several days work our graphic designers were able to polish and
complete the site to ensure Richmond Enterprises virtual web brochure
matched the quality of their real world service. |