Nonprofits are among them. We live in an information age that is transforming the prospects of communities and nonprofit organizations. Inboxes, both real and virtual, are often overflowing with information from think tanks, foundations, national organizations, university research centers, and others about what works to strengthen communities. Thanks to the Internet, information that recently would have required a few phone calls or a trip to the local library is now at our fingertips. However, simply increasing the quantity and accessibility of information does not guarantee that those who need the information will capitalize on it.
Nonprofit organizations are no exception.
Includes links for using technology. Nonprofits have invested huge amounts of money in destination web sites, but almost nothing in managing large quantities of email. This is a mistake. From First Monday. Cause marketing is helping dot-coms profit through philanthropy.