General resources of interest to professionals in the non-profit/non-government sector. For example, sites might include tips, ideas, management, and commercial services. Related areas of the directory, such as fundraising or volunteer recruitment, are also linked.
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- Idealist Directory of nonprofit web resources: 16,000 organizations in 130 countries; resources for nonprofit managers; computing and the Internet, fundraising and volunteering, accounting and management, legal issues and nonprofit support organizations.
- The Grantsmanship Center Offers grantsmanship training and low-cost publications to nonprofit organizations and US government agencies.
- Online Nonprofit Information Center Details and ordering information for publications on starting and running a nonprofit organization of any size (US focus).
- WeCareToo Offers free services to the not-for-profit community including various fundraising programs designed to give the greatest amount possible to charities and other not for profit groups.
- Charity Channel Provides a range of lively e-mail forums discussing issues relevant to non-profits; a non-profit career search service; and reviews of nonprofit books, periodicals and software.
- Soapbox Consulting DC-based consulting firm that specializes in training members of nonprofit organizations and national associations how to lobby. Includes a guide to advocacy for nonprofits.
- TechSoup.org Technology resource aimed at nonprofit organizations featuring NPO discounts, discussions, articles, and recommendations.
- Nonprofit Charitable Organizations [About.com] Weekly articles and links to resources for nonprofit organizations, including nonprofit managers, donors, fundraisers and volunteers.
- Future Search Network promoting conferences and discussions to help nonprofits pool their resources. Principles, general information, how to join.
- NonProphet Weblog dealing with nonprofit sector issues.
- Philanthropy Journal Online publication of state, national and international news on fundraising, giving, managing, grant seeking, volunteering, and technology in the nonprofit and philanthropic community, including an email bulletin and job postings.
- BoardSource Seeks to improve the effectiveness of nonprofits by strengthening their boards of directors.
- Nuts & Bolts Publishing Magazine providing non-profit professionals with practical, "how-to" management tips to build a better organization, from fundraising to communications.
- Nonprofit Risk Management Network Provides risk management assistance and resources for community-serving nonprofit organizations. Many articles and tutorials.
- The Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations Series of online courses for the nonprofit sector. CEU Credit and a Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership and Management are available upon completion.
- Faith and Philanthropy Institute Supports faith-based and community organizations through training and research. Information on sessions, scholarships, and other programs.
- WebSprouts Web and computer-related resources for nonprofits including fundraising links, and publications.
- Association Works Dallas-based consulting firm that provides executive search, relationship assessment, leadership support, and planning services to the nonprofit sector. Also offers keynote and training presentations and online courses.
- Institute for Global Communications Provides alternative sources of information as well as online access and comprehensive Internet services for progressive individuals and organizations.
- Michigan Comnet A community of individuals and organizations concerned with increasing communication and information sharing within the nonprofit public service sector.
- Bellanet International Secretariat Supports collaboration and information-sharing among international development organizations; provides services for non-profits and Internet users in developing countries.
- Jewish Organizing Institute & Network Provides Jewish young adults one-year paid fellowships in community organizing. Fellows are trained in organizing skills and educated in Judaism's religious, ethical, and historical tradition of working with groups for social and economic justice.