Electronic newsletters keep supporters in touch with organizational activities. Protests, campaigns and lobbying are coordinated via e-mail. And high-quality images of banners, flyers and publications can be downloaded from the World Wide Web. They can contact more people and provide more services, at lower cost, than ever before. Tap into AOL's virtual communities.
Volunteers also can share experiences and chat.
AOL also is providing interactive sites for the Special Olympics and the Kids Patrol missing-children's initiative. Also, the new AOL Foundation is expected to soon begin making awards for education and volunteerism projects. The site includes an events calendar, links to related sites, and a free e-mail newsletter. The Public Interest in Conversion of Non-profit Health Charities. The Executive's Guide.