From local food banks to big names, like the Make-a-Wish Foundation, Mitel's nonprofit customers all need the same thing: efficient and seamless communications with the people they serve. With the right communications system in place, Mitel's nonprofit customers are better able to stay focused on their missions, and spend less time managing unwieldy technology.
The United Service Organization depends heavily on it’s VoIP phone service, so they worked with Mitel to ensure that technology was reliable and cost-effective.
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In need of a telephony system upgrade, Ronald McDonald House New York began looking for an on-site PBX that was simple and cost-effective.
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New Jersey SHARES is a statewide, non-profit organization that provides temporary assistance to individuals and families in need of help paying their energy bills. Its large call volume couldn’t be accommodated, calls were dropped, reporting was unreliable and call monitoring was difficult.
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Minnie’s Food Pantry was founded by Dr. Cheryl “Action” Jackson in 2008 in Dallas, TX, with a mission to provide healthy meals and resources to those in need by way of red-carpet treatment.
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Make-A-Wish needed to keep costs low while upgrading their communications system.
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Delivering the sustainable and engaging ICT environment Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation needs to improve lives and transform Aboriginal communities.
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Food for the Poor depended on contact center technology for fundraising, and they turned to Mitel for help with efficiency and connectivity.
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Cooke Center wanted to deploy new phones at two of their locations, so they chose Mitel Connect HYBRID.
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