Everett, WA (June 23, 2009) – Northwest Software Technologies, Inc., the pioneering and leading developer of event fundraising management software designed specifically for nonprofit organizations, today announced a series of enhancements and upgrades to their online end-user support initiative. As of Friday June 19th, all end-user support sites have been brought in-house and placed under direct corporate control. Sites in Phase I of the move included the online support library, online chat and end-user community forums. These sites may now be found at their new homes on the web:

As of last Friday, the Application Support section of the corporate website was officially updated to reflect the new URLs for easy access.

As always, NW Software's online support library and community forums are accessible to any registered Tracker-Series application user 24/7 and provided at NO CHARGE. Users are encourged to register and take advantage of these sites.

About Northwest Software Technologies, Inc.
Northwest Software Technologies, Inc. is the pioneering and leading provider of fundraising event software to the nonprofit sector in the United States and Canada. More than 2,000 organizations - including the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in the United States and Canada, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Foundation, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, The Guilds of the Children’s Hospital of Seattle, March of Dimes, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, Rotary International and the Swedish Hospital Medical Foundation - worldwide use the Tracker-Series applications to manage fundraising events. Northwest Software Technologies offers four software applications for fundraising event management: A’Thon-Tracker for sponsor-based pledge type events, Auction-Tracker for fundraising benefit auctions, Banquet-Tracker for fundraising banquets and Tournament-Tracker for benefit golf tournaments. Founded in 1985, Northwest Software Technologies, Inc. is headquartered in Everett, Washington with international distribution offices in Canada and Australia.