Friday, September 01, 2006
New News is Good News
Jed Emerson, John Elkington and others have launched a new news magazine, Value: Tomorrow's Markets, Enterprise and Investments. The site has been up and running since January 06 and includes a blog.
Good analysis and resource on disaster giving
Found this link through ext337.
Here you'll find tips for disaster relief bloggers. The article links to Network for Good's study on "Impulse on the Internet." Great statistics on online giving and some interesting insights about who, for what, and what to look out for when (or before) clicking on the "donate now" button.
All these links made me smile. Very good to see all the women bloggers from the BlogHer conference and community paying attention to giving, philanthropy and community. Here is the link to the BlogHer community page on social change and nonprofits/NGOs.
Here you'll find tips for disaster relief bloggers. The article links to Network for Good's study on "Impulse on the Internet." Great statistics on online giving and some interesting insights about who, for what, and what to look out for when (or before) clicking on the "donate now" button.
All these links made me smile. Very good to see all the women bloggers from the BlogHer conference and community paying attention to giving, philanthropy and community. Here is the link to the BlogHer community page on social change and nonprofits/NGOs.
Good stories on donors working together
This article, from the Christian Science Monitor, was circulated via HNW News - provides good examples of smaller donors pooling their funds.
The Community Giving Resource, a project of the Neighborhood Funders Group, also has some great stories on donors working together. Sign up here for their newsletter.
The Community Giving Resource, a project of the Neighborhood Funders Group, also has some great stories on donors working together. Sign up here for their newsletter.
Help Wanted
Fortune, September 4, 2006 p. 26 (courtesy of BridgeSpan and The Nonprofit Times) notes that the nonprofit sector will need 640,000 new senior managers by 2016.
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