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WHAT YOU CAN DO > improve the nonprofit world |
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Help by pointing out these options to nonprofit organizations you want to support, or by supporting these organizations. Below a list of resources. Check also the related RaisingAwareness section of del.icio.us
www.guidestar.org provides (although not
for free) information about nonprofits organizations, primarily in the www.mckinseyquarterly.com has
extensive thought leadership on the nonprofit sector www.techsoup.org features
technology-for-nonprofits content and free technology tools www.give.org/ Sets standards for charities,
and distributes information from a database. Ultimately, pressures charities
for transparency and towards rigorous practices (US). www.throwplace.com/ is a repository of information about where to send unused goods, and where to source them from, basically acting as connecting point between supply and demand http://dotorganize.net/ Founded in 2005, dotOrganize provides research, forums, and resources to assist organizers in utilizing online tools as vehicles for their vision. Social change agents face a host of challenges in their work. A number of specialized advisors also cover the non-profit space. Raising awareness of their existence with foundations and non-profits helps make them more accepted. Some examples www.fsg-impact.org formerly known as Foundation Strategy Group - Social Impact Advisors is a nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating social progress by advancing the practice of philanthropy and corporate social responsibility www.tpi.org The Philanthropic Initiative, Inc. (TPI) is a nonprofit advisory team that designs, carries out and evaluates philanthropic programs for individual donors, families, foundations, and corporations. Since it was founded in 1989, TPI's goal has been to help clients to invest in their own values, communities and societies for maximum impact. www.charitablechoices.org/ has been helping charities jointly promote themselves in workplace fund-raising campaigns, especially the federal government's Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) and lists a number of organizations, classified by type These organizations act as a
marketplace connecting volunteers to nonprofit organizations: For a large number of social marketing information sources, see also del.icio.us |
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