Digital Literacy The Arc of Maryland collaborates on digital literacy initiatives with AT&T and The Arc of the United States, indicating a readiness to partner on tech training programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This presents an opportunity to offer tailored e-learning platforms, assistive tech solutions, or sponsorships aligned with digital inclusion.

Strategic Partnerships Active partnerships with state agencies and national organizations (Maryland Council, People on the Go, The Arc) show a network-ready environment for co-branded programs, grant funding, and policy-focused initiatives. Approach through joint program development, funding collaborative proposals, and scalable advocacy campaigns.

Member-centric Growth Largest statewide advocacy body with nearly 7,000 members and a focus on self-advocacy leadership indicates demand for programs that empower individuals and families. Propose member engagement tools, event platforms, volunteer management solutions, and communications services tailored to diverse stakeholders.

Nonprofit Tech Stack Current tech stack includes QuickBooks Online, Cloudflare, WordPress, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, PayPal, Google, and OpenResty, signaling openness to tech enhancements. Opportunities exist to offer integrated fundraising CRM, cybersecurity enhancements, website optimization, and donations automation tools.

Funding and Events Revenue scale and recent statewide convention activity suggest opportunities around event tech, sponsorship packages, grant management software, and analytics services to measure outcomes from conventions, workshops, and partnerships with employers like AT&T. Propose end-to-end event platforms and sponsorship analytics.