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Good Samaritan Technologies

Good Samaritan Technologies, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit Colorado-based corporation founded by Director Kerry Hassler in May 2007 that provides free technology consulting to missionaries and faith-based organizations. Click on "Donate" to make a U.S. tax-deductible donation to help pay for software/hardware and travel expenses for on-going Good Samaritan Technologies projects around the world.

• Consult, design, and implement Internet websites
  This includes free hosting of Internet websites, implementing website software and designing website graphics, and setting up website "Internet stores" to sell especially FairTrade items made by needy people outside the U.S. that generates family income sent directly back to them through a missionary and/or their local church.
  
  
• Provide high-tech training/educational systems
  This includes designing/implementing PC-based training/education software packages for use in a "learning center" located in a church or other facility sponsored by a missionary or faith-based organization to help people who are in need of job and/or language skills.
  
  
• Provide distance-learning solutions to help needy students in remote locations
  This includes using existing Voice/Video Over IP (VOIP) capabilities to allow needy students in especially smaller remote towns/villages to access (sometimes interactively) academic and/or training courses offered by institutions in a larger cities over the Internet.
  
  
• Provide PBX Call Center solutions for needy people served by missionaries
  This includes using existing technologies for public -network Call Centers as well as Voice/Video Over IP (VOIP) PC applications to help needy people to contact a counselor or assistance group sponsored by a missionary or faith-based organization who can help them in some way (such as a toll-free "help hot-line" for women needing assistance to escape an abusive spouse).

Summary of Good Samaritan Technologies
Projects involving Missionaries and Churches

• Asia/Pacific (5 projects in Thailand, 2 projects in Japan, and 1 project in Nagaland)
• Central/South America (1 project in Nicaragua)
• Europe/Africa (3 projects in Bulgaria, 1 in the Czech Republic)
• U.S.-based (2 projects based in Ohio)

15 projects completed or in-progress