DENVER — For Cliff Fales, a photo book filled with old pictures tells the story of more than three decades spent quietly helping Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver grow.
“I went to the office and started doing data entry on their computer, and they found more things for me to do on the computer than just data entry,” Fales said.
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At the time, Habitat Metro Denver was still a young nonprofit with only three computers in its central office. Fales soon began installing programs and figuring out how to connect computers to one another. There was just one catch, he had no formal computer training.
“He learned that IT was a really big need, and so he learned a lot about IT to help support us,” said Abby Krstulic, volunteer manager for Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver. “We didn’t have an IT department at the time.”…