Where can I find Free or discounted used computers for an non profit organiztion

Hello, Charles -

I am a librarian by profession. I suggest you visit your local public library and ask one of the librarians for help in locating materials regarding what to include in the constitution or bylaws of a religious based non-profit organization.

By the way, you may also need to find out what is required for the non-profit organization to be designated as a charitable organization so that anyone who donates to the organization can take the value of the donation as a personal income tax deduction.

Years ago, I drafted the bylaws of a non-profit organization in the USA. One of the things we needed to do was register as "a business entity" with the state government where the organization is located.

If you are in the USA, Nolo Press publishes some excellent books and guides regarding non-profit organizations. In case you are in the USA, this is the link to online information from Nolo Press:
https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/nonprofits

Best wishes.

Here you can download Frontpage HTML tools:
FrontPage HTML Tools

But I would probably take a different path, Frontpage has been discontinued since 2006 and replaced with Microsoft Expression Web which was in turn rolled into Visual Studio in 2012. But here is the good news, Microsoft Expression Web 4 is available for free and since it was designed to replace Frontpage, it should be able to import and convert Frontpage websites.

Expression Web 4

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Ore you can download a pdf at the link below

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Contact a non-profit organization in your area the that sell used items. etc. Goodwill,Salvation Army

Spybot is free, it is compatable with all Windows programs
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Well Rog, to the final user is not much of importance since the product (Mozilla), won't change at all (obvious upgrades) and won't cost a cent, but for the owners its something to worry because they would have to pay taxes for all the revenue with the google contract. So, for short, if the court says they're not a non-profit enterprise they'll have to pay a large amount of money but if the court says they are then there will be some "royalties" free of charge (from IRS).
It seems to me that the IRS just wants a piece of that big juicy cake, Don't you think?