Here's the Latest from the Google for Non-Profits team

Google for Non-Profits Newsletter - January, 2010
We hope you enjoy this month's update from the Google for Non-Profits team. A reminder that you can find and search all of the old newsletters and other emails sent to this list at the Google group site. Also, please be sure to join the googlefornonprofits-discuss group. This group offers an email forum for members to ask and answer questions about Google tools for non-profits.

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Google Apps: browser changes, import old email

Upload any file to Google Docs

Expanding the Google Earth Outreach program to Africa

Google's privacy principles

Google Grants webinar recap

Google Voice: updates and stories

Knowing your organization's online presence

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Google Apps: browser changes, import old email

Modern browsers for modern applications - Google apps users: Google Docs and Sites will no longer work in IE6 and other older browsers after March 1st. The change is part of a plan to integrate new features into the products that will only work on modern browsers. If you are using IE 6, take this opportunity to upgrade to a newer version of the browser or visit www.whatbrowser.org to learn about the differences between the browsers that are out there.

Upload email to Google Apps - For those using Google Apps on a mac, you may have old emails stored on your computer that you have been unable to sync with your Google email...until now. The new Google Email Uploader for Mac is a free application that moves archives from Apple Mail, Eudora and Thunderbird to your Google Apps email account.

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Upload any file to Google Docs

Upload and Store any File using Google Docs - Google Docs recently enabled all accounts to be able to upload and store any file online using Google Docs. Now you can put your extra online storage space to use by keeping all of your important files stored in the cloud for easy access, wherever you may be. 

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Expanding the Google Earth Outreach program to Africa

Getting African NGOs on the Map - The Google Earth Outreach team announced that qualifying NGOs from almost all African countries now have access to the premier versions of Google Earth, Google Maps and SketchUp for free. Click the link above to learn more and see some exciting use cases of organizations putting these tools to work.