Favorite Nonprofits
10% of the proceeds from DIOSA Communications Webinars are donated to the nonprofits featured in the Nonprofit Tech 2.0 banner above. Each year in January, new nonprofits are selected and featured. Starting from the upper left in the banner and going clockwise, the 2013 Favorite Nonprofits are:
SOS Children’s Villages International, Wildlife SOS, FINCA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), 10×10, Girls Education International, MomsRising, National Marine Life Center, Partners In Health, amfAR, charity: water, Vital Voices, Gorilla Doctors, Population Council, National MS Society, Ewaso Lions, ECPAT International, Demos, Alley Cat Allies, American Nicaraguan Foundation, Southern Poverty Law Center, National Committee to Preserve Social Security & Medicare, National Park Foundation, Wild Animal Sanctuary, Women’s Campaign International, Born Free Foundation, Performing Animal Welfare Society, Alliance for Climate Education, Women for Women International, Clinic In A Can, and the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force.
2012 Favorite Nonprofits:
WildAid, Darkness to Light, Water.org, Pew Research Center for the People & The Press, Alex’s Lemonade Stand, First Book, Kiva, International Rescue Committee, Survival International, The Girl Effect, Communities in Schools, Smithsonian Institution, Darfur Stoves Project, International Rhino Foundation, National Public Radio (NPR), Animal Legal Defense Fund, Rainforest Alliance, Ploughshares Fund, Farm Sanctuary, Shelter Box, The Nature Conservancy, Animals Asia, Amnesty International, Island Wildlife Natural Care Center, Ape Action Africa, Plan International, Slow Food USA, Tck Tck Tck, Teaching Tolerance, Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU).
2011 Favorite Nonprofits:
The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee, James River Basin Partnership, Big Cat Rescue, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, Enough Project, Environmental Defense Fund, Springfield Animal Advocacy Foundation, African Wildlife Foundation, Survival International, Greenpeace International, Conservation International, National Organizations for Women, Save Darfur Coalition, Museum of Modern Art, National Public Radio, Surfrider Foundation, Save the Children, Castaway Animal Rescue Effort, Earthjustice, Human Rights Watch, Oxfam International, Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network, Women for Women International, Human Rights Campaign, Polaris Project, PBS News Hour, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, CARE, Ocean Conservancy, UNICEF, and the Life Rolls On Foundation.
2010 Favorite Nonprofits:
Mercy Corps, American Rivers, World Wildlife Fund, Global Exchange, Genocide Intervention Network, The Humane Society of the United States, Wildlife Alliance, 350.0rg, The NAACP, Latin America Working Group, Center for Democracy in the Americas, Greenpeace, Save Darfur Coalition, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, Animal Welfare Institute, Farm Forward, Marijuana Policy Project, Oceana, St. Jude’s Childrens Hospital, International Development Exchange, Global Fund for Women, American Society for the Prevention of Animal Cruelty (ASPCA), Global Green USA, The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, Natural Resources Defense Council, Doctors Without Borders, Gorilla Doctors, Kiva, Amnesty International, and Amazon CARES
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No love for United Cerebral Palsy? That’s okay. We’ll make it up to you. So glad you are out there in this world to support all of the nonprofits in their adventures into Web 2.0.
Thanks for everything, Heather.
Hey Will… I am going to move the nonprofits around on this banner every three or four months. United Cerebral Palsy will be on the next edition for sure!
Hi. What about the National Urban League or New York Urban League? Great graphic logos!
Thanks.
The Marijuana Policy Project rocks.
How about one of my faves, Green Empowerment, which partners with rural communities in the developing world to implement renewable energy and water systems that alleviate poverty and preserve the environment: http://www.greenempowerment.org
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Erik Hoffner
Orion Grassroots Network
The Orion Grassroots Network provides services and support to grassroots organizations engaged in ecological, social, and cultural change.
I must jump in and mention ChristmasFuture soon to be uend: as of October 15, 09. It is a web-based not for profit that supports community development projects in the developing world that focus on ending extreme poverty. We do this through encouraging the developed world to redirect their consumer spending towards supporting anti- poverty projects on the website (i.e. do you really need the extra sweater or that new tech thing-ma-jig). 100% of the funds given as gifts on the website go to the projects. The projects send proof of impact of how the dollars were spent back to the people that supported the project.
You have to check it out at http://www.christmasfuture.org – everyday people can change the world one gift at a time! Ending extreme poverty is achievable in our lifetime.
Kim Morrison
Thanks for all the great work you are doing to help nonprofits. I wanted to reach out and introduce The FreeGirl Foundation to you. FreeGirl is a registered 501(c3) nonprofit organization created to raise awareness around gender based violence directed toward women and girls around the world.
Thru a multi-media platform including Publishing, Film, Music and the Cultural/Performing Arts we will keep issues facing the female community at the forefront of public awareness.
Thanks Once Again!!
Ron
PS: Please become a Fan of FreeGirl at http://www.Facebook.com/FreeGirlFoundation
http://www.scarabclub.org A Non profit arts organization in Detroit, over 100 years old.!!
Whatever you do, keep MPP!! Hype them, in fact!!
IMO, MPP is a revolutionary non-profit that works to reform laws that have been systematically brutalizing decent American citizens for decades.
Great pick, my friend!
Good work on showcasing all these worthy charities! If I had an extra dime I’d help, and will when I’m back employed! The medical cannabis issue is VERY worthy, and if our government ever quits fighting a WAR on a PLANT, they could pull this country out of the recession, add millions of green jobs in the hemp industry in little backward places like here in Kentucky, empty thousands of CONTRACTED prisons which house non-violent weed smokers, and give them all jobs out in the fields! This “controlling” of the common man and his personal habits/vices/HUMAN WEAKNESSES was never intended by the authors of the Constitution.
And FreeGirl – I TOTALLY agree with you on the abuse of females being exposed! The treatment women are subjected to by supposed “men” at times is especially vile to me. Women need better treatment all-around. I think of you all tonight regarding health care. Lord knows women have a BIG voice in this issue, and would be wise to use it!
Peace All
How about the ALR the world’s largest non profit contributer to lupus research. And with the board paying all administrative costs 100% of all contributions to the ALR go directly to lupus research programs. Also check them out at
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/pages/Alliance-for-Lupus-Research/44101039807?ref=ts
Thanks!
I am thrilled to be a part of the YWCA. We provide a Safe House for women and their children fleeing domestic violence.
We operate a Therapeutic Preschool for children who have been victims of or have witnessed domestic violence.
It’s awesome work.
Easter Seals Crossroads coves a 360 of disability services. October is National Disability Employment Awareness month. I personally work there in the assistive technology department, helping people become independent by providing adaptive computer technology and devices.
The work you are doing for non-profits is great.
Please check out FXB (fxb.org). We are an international non-profit dedicated to fighting poverty and AIDS worldwide. We run programs around the world for AIDS orphans and their caretakers.
We are launching a new social networking initiative and could use your help to introduce people to the great work we have been doing for 20 years!
Thanks!
Great work you’re doing for Non-profits! Mine is a for-profit website committed to giving 10% of all purchases back to charity and we have just launched a new “Pledge Program” where any registered NPO can customize their own front page for our site, get their own unique URL and when customers shop our site thru that front page, we donate 10% of all purchases to the organization! It’s a win-win and I’d love it if you would share the news – our advertising dollars are obviously in short supply as we’re giving up our margins to charity. here’s the link: https://www.LavishGiving.com then click PLEDGE PROGRAM for details. Thanks for sharing…. between our giving through NetworkForGood.org and this newly launched Pledge Program, our customers have donated to over 30 different organizations since the business launched 6 months ago.
Tanx for the wonderful work you are doing for NGOs around the world. Ours is the African Youth Development Foundation (AFRYDEF, http://www.afrydef.org) and we are collecting used clothes for distribution to the downtrodden this Christmas period.
We would like you to package your used clothes and shoes and send them to us at AFRYDEF, 9 Mbari Street (2nd Floor, Flat 1), Ikenegbu Lay Out, P.O Box 2983, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria. You can also email us at info@afrydef.org or afrydef@yahoo.com.
God bless you all!
Enjoying the posts!
Look us up if you’re ever writing about teens taking action!
Send some love our way w/your banner to Church World Service! Love your blog and posts, use them as a handy reference when working on our social media plans and strategy. Check out our twitter feed too at http://www.twitter.com/CWS_CROP
bravo for supporting the great work of non-profits! Hope you’ll consider mentioning grassroots Friends of the Children of Haiti — providing life-changing medical care for 20 years, now at our clinic built with our Haitian community partners near Jacmel, Haiti.
Keep up all the wonderful things you are doing to help non-profits around the world with improving there social media campaigns! I read all your daily tweet and I invite you to check out our foundations site and consider us for an upcoming favorites list.
PAIRS is trying to improve the quality of life for millions of couples,families and children.
The PAIRS Foundation is one of the nation’s oldest and leading providers of relationship skills training. Our non-profit foundation teaches research-validated skills that help men and women of all ages to strengthen their ability to sustain healthy relationships that are an ongoing source of love, pleasure and happiness.
http://www.pairs.com
That’s great that you donate 10% of proceeds to charities, there is a lot of great work going on between the organizations in your page banner.
And thanks for your work! The informative articles you post help me stay on top of technology available for the non-profit I help out with: http://www.ForgottenVoices.org
~Brian
Project HOPE would love to make your favorite list. We’ve been working very hard over the past year to promote our cause in the social media world. Check us out on twitter at projecthopeorg or facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ProjectHOPEorg?ref=mf for just two examples!
Thank you for the work that you do for nonprofits. The Arthritis National Research Foundation funds promising young scientists at the beginning of their careers to pursue cutting-edge research for the treatment, cure and eventual end to the suffering of over 46 million Americans with arthritis and its related diseases. Check us out at http://www.curearthritis.org, @ANRF, facebook and YouTube
Following you now! THANKS.
I would like to know how I can add my website and information about my charity to your list of charities on twitter.
Hi…what is your Twitter ID?
nerak79
Hey there – been following you guys for a while now, and have been increasingly impressed with the range of non-profits you support and recognize.
Question, semi-unrelated, but recently, my organization just launched a Facebook Fan Page http://bit.ly/b7wSEW and I seemed to have accidentally attached the organization’s page to my personal page. The Facebook admin seems to be pretty unresponsive to me regarding how to alter this connection so they are two separate entities. *sigh* Any thoughts?
And I also wanted to put Caleb on your radar. In brief, Caleb is a non-profit afforable housing organization that provides residential support services to the New England region. Currently supporting about 5,000 residents through supportive services. http://www.twitter.com/CalebFoundation
Hi… the Page has to be connected to a personal profile… a real person. Just add Admins from your organization’s staff. 🙂
I’ll make a pitch to include my organization on the banner next time around….Nuclear Information and Resource Service. 32 years of service to the grassroots safe energy/environmental movement.
But thanks for what you do, we look forward to your posts and they’ve been helpful in maintaining and expanding our twitter, facebook, etc presences.
Twitter is nirsnet, btw.
Hi there…I always find your tweets and posts very informative, especially the mobile marketing. Any chance you could add our organization to your list next time you revamp your banner? 🙂
Enjoy your published materials and have found some benefit to our organization concerning our online presence. Keep up the good work.
Much love from Save the Children’s Every One Campaign. This site is a great help.
Check us out:
http://www.everyonecanada.ca/
Follow on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/EVERY_ONE_CAN
Become a Fan:
http://www.facebook.com/everyonecanada
Love what you’re doing for non profits! Please check out my non profit Save Our Beach – started 10 years ago and I conduct beach cleanups along the Southern California Coastline.
I do not collect a salary as I want every penny to go towards my cause.
I truly believe that one person can make a difference!
Thanks for all your help spreading the word! We are a grassroots non-profit, all directors and volunteers are unpaid. We provide a safe-house in San Diego for girls who have been sexually trafficked. We also have a learning center for the girls to get their diplomas and move onto college or job placement.
Please check us out. Thanks!
website: http://generatehope.org/
twitter: http://twitter.com/generatehope
As always, thanks for the resource, @nonprofitorgs. I really like @hopelab and @kabissa’s logo too!
Now, how would I get my organization, @irexintl to get on some of your lists here? 😀
Nice work! It’s great to have you advocating for nonprofits and helping to keep us all informed. Your site is an amazing resource – thank you!
Check us out:
http://www.volunteersandiego.org/
Follow us:
http://facebook.com/volunteersandiego
I notice you have the National Organization of Women which is a wonderful organization. Please don’t forget about the League of Women Voters (www.lwv.org) which is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. The LWV got its start the same year women got the right to vote to help educate women so they could exercise their new right knowledgably. Through the decades, this education has expanded to all citizens with members (women and men) becoming very active politically from a nonpartisan grassroots point of view.
Thank you for the reminder of the LWV. I will take note of this.
Hi Heather… so, how DO we become one of your favorite non-profits? I know there are a lot of wonderful organizations out there (Clean Forest Project is one of them). I looked on your website to see if there was a way to add our non-profit to your list, but I didn’t find anything.
Of course, I have to take this opportunity to tell you that my organization, Clean Forest Project, has cleaned up over 460,000 pounds of illegally dumped garbage from Oregon and Northern California’s forests, and we have reached thousands of youth with our education program that teaches kids about the negative effects that illegal dumping has on our environment and on wildlife. We are growing by leaps and bounds, and hope to go national in a few years.
It’s just my personal favorite nonprofits. I’ll check you out! Thanks.
hey just wondering weather you guys can add our organization to your Favorite non profits list.
Our facebook page – http://www.facebook.com/ihatedrugs
Please reply
Sinyster Perera
We’d like to be added to your list of non-profits favorites!
http://www.people4thepeople.org
Many Thanks!
Great website. love the logos.
any suggestions on improving ours ?
Thanks for including Operation Smile as your nonprofit of the week! We are truly honored. 🙂 Any chance we could be included here on your list of Favorite Nonprofits? http://www.operationsmile.org
http://www.facebook.com/operationsmile
http://www.twitter.com/operationsmile
Thanks!
What about Rivers of Living Waters International Ministry and its (River of Hope Ministry) for oppressed women and children in Africa? Please add to your list.
Thank you
Hello and Good Afternoon!
I would LOVE to see our national nonprofit rotated into list, especially since are are the only national organization to serve parents from prevention to recovery when it comes to teen substance abuse.
Thank you and thank you for what you do everyday-
Roselena
Thank you for doing what you are doing.
Check out the @Yadkin Riverkeeper. They are fighting monster companies to preserve the water quality of the Yadkin River in North Carolina. They just won a big case against Alcoa.
Heather, I love the great work that you’re doing for non-profits. AmeriFace will be celebrating 20 years of support to the cleft/craniofacial community right here in the U.S. We are a 100% volunteer run non-profit “making a world of difference in a world of facial differences.”
How can we get OMG listed?
I’d like to shout out to the Holistic Moms Network, a registered national non-profit supporting families interested in holistic health and green living!
We offer in person and online support and resources for families and a community building organization.
Thanks for considering us for inclusion!
Hi! I have noticed that RAINN is one of your top websites. Is there anything we can do to help strengthen this relationship? Also, what do we need to do to become your Organization of the month on your facebook page?
Hi RAINN… I am on you e-mail list now, so you are on my radar for promotion this year. THANKS.
WE care about every breath you take! How about THAT for CARING!!
WE are the American Lung Association and fight to Save Lives by improving lung health and preventing lung disease!
We are all about AIR-
A- Advocates for clean air/lung health issues
I- Informational resource for lung health issues
R- Research supporters of lung disease and clean air issues!
Become a part of this great effort. It’s a matter of life and breath!
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s Facebook page provides a unique opportunity for people with cystic fibrosis to create a community. Because there is such a vulnerability for co-infection, they are typically isolated from each other. This page allows them to discuss their lives, dreams and futures with other CF patients.
Congrats to Surfrider and Life Rolls On! Very worthy causes and happy to see them represented! Thank you for all that you do, Heather.
YAY!!! Congratulations to Polaris Project! They’re doing awesome work to fight human trafficking and end modern slavery. Thanks for selecting them, Heather!
how about some smaller local non profits..like the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter, Inc in Nashua, NH..serving the Greater Nashua, NH area
I have three nonprofits local to my area in this year’s list. Thanks.
I’d like to give a shout-out to two foundations, the ServiceSource Foundation and the CFS Foundation. Both provide much-needed support to programs that serve adults with intellectual disabilities.
Be sure to check out http://www.ourpeoplework.org – one of our program participants, Kai, had a poem turned into a song, which is part of the Choice Hotels Music Initiative. A link is on our website – go ahead and download the song, inspired by Kai!
I thought you might want to check us out and some of the work we are doing
We have just begun a non-profit to support the efforts of people in the Ukraine who want to serve their community, taking care of children, youth and pregnant women. I believe this country is a linchpin for the future of EasternEurope and support those who would make it better. Our facebook page is: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wisdom-Selling/131399090251201?v=info#!/home.php?sk=group_101295223278506&ap=1
Is there room for one more? We’d love to be one of your favorite nonprofits! AVANCE is a national nonprofit that provides early childhood and parenting education to primarily Hispanic communities throughout the Southwestern United States. Thanks to the support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, we’re expanding to serve African American, Native American and Hispanic (non-Mexican origin) communities nationwide through the Unlocking America’s Potential Project 🙂 We’re so excited!!!
http://www.facebook.com/uapproject
http://www.twitter.com/uapproject
Keep up the great work Nonprofitorgs!
We follow you on twitter and love your tweets. We just wanted to give a shout out to a newly formed non profit Project H.O.P.E. (help others prosper everywhere).
Our goal is to eradicate poverty worldwide thru educational initiatives for children and adults worldwide.
Please follow us on twitter @hopehelpsorg
Facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Project-HOPE-Helps/127594163980590
does anyone know a reliable website to help pool donations for a non profit?
I would like to ask people to contribute in lieu of presents for my daughters birthday, but think it might be better to have people give online rather than asking them to show up with a check in hand.
Check out our new non-profit serving families in the Ukraine where services are limited or non-existent.
Help buld a swimming pool in Africa for disable chidern
How about considering the IH Research Foundation and the Brain and Spine Foundation
Equipos Baloncesto Llaneros de Toa baja
We need funds to keep our community kids involved in basketball activities. These funds will be used for equipment, enhancement of facilities, trainers fees, etc. please help our kids to reach their dreams and at the same time develop a healthy community free of drugs and crimes.The funds assigned by any person or entity are available for audits by the grantors.
How do I go about getting our Nonprofit Mission Aviation Fellowship listed?
We have been using aviation and technology to do God’s work in remote corners of the world for over 65 years through disaster response, community development, indigenous training, spiritual enrichment, and medical assistance.
You can DM me directly @trace360 or email twerre@maf.org
or
Join our conversation and tweet us @maf_us
or friend us on http://www.facebook.com/maf.org
Hi there,
Thanks for the follow! We’d love to be a favorite! We’re a new non-profit in Colorado. The Special Needs Trust Network provides financial oversight and guidance to people living with a diverse array of disabilities. Special Needs pooled trusts enable those receiving government benefits to maintain benefits while protecting their financial future and ensuring future financial stability. We offer long-range planning strategies, specialized trust management services, individualized care plan and management, advocacy and responsible use of beneficiary funds, regardless of the amount.
Create Change is a grassroots non-profit organization based in Tamale, Northern Ghana and Vancouver, Canada which aims to provide the basic needs of water and education to those living without! We have a team of 6 Ghanaians and 1 Canadian videographer working in Tamale. Check out our site to see the videos of some of the projects we have in action.
Next year’s list will prominently feature NYC ARTS, I have no doubt! http://www.NYC-ARTS.org, http://www.NYCkidsARTS.org, NYC ARTS Widget Builder (http://www.NYC-ARTS.org/widget), NYC ARTS iPhone App…
We are a new non profit and would like to get set up with your organization. Thanks, Mary
Our Mission: Changing the World one Musician at a Time
Our Vision: To enhance music education through music lessons, after school programs, home school programs, outreach programs, band formations, and live performances.
Katy Rocks Inc is a new non-profit music organization. The Secretary of State approved our Articles of Incorporation on April 11, 2011 and we are in the process of applying for our 501 (c )(3) status. Our organization needs your support.
To help fulfill our vision we need a physical location for our students to take lessons, practice and work on band activities. Our students who perform in bands are out playing to live audiences. Your financial support can help us obtain this for our students.
We also have students who are in need of sponsors for their music lessons due to financial difficulties. Sponsorships are $80 a month (our lessons are $20 per week). We also need instruments and music books that can be donated so we can help those who are need.
With the recent cutbacks in our school districts the music and arts seem to be one of the hardest hit areas with many teachers losing their jobs and programs being cut. Music stimulates creativity and is the only universal language written the same in all countries.
Upon receipt of our 501(c )(3) certification we will forward you a receipt.
We the Board, volunteers and students appreciate your support.
To Sponsor a student: Contact:
Mary Coovert Holeman
832-768-0508
To Donate: Send checks to:
Katy Rocks Inc.,
22514 Guston Hall Ln.
Katy, TX 77449
To Donate Instruments/Books: Contact our Music Director:
Dray Holeman
832-964-7872
So glad to see the good work your are contributing to.
May I offer my suggestion?
Food for Orphans … Saving Lives, One Meal at a Time.
http://www.foodfororphans.org
Doing exactly what it’s name says.
Love what you’ve started here Heather. Hi everyone, I’m Sian Liu. Singapore born, Bay Area bred dogooder. Care to share nonprofits around the world that are Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) focused? Thanks
Please check out the International Development and Relief Foundation (www.idrf.ca). We would be honored to be featured on your website.
I have just visited your website (after following you on Twitter) and I am impressed of the great works you are doing for Nonprofit Organizations world-wide.
My Nonprofit Organization is engaged in the conservation of biodiversity, environmental education and e-learning in Cameroon – Africa. The challenge we face is not only to conserve biodiversity and protect the environment, but also to make others do so and to alleviate poverty in the local communities through the valorization of ecosystem goods and services. We do this through sensitization, public awareness creation, radio/TV talks, print media, etc.
Our Organization has encountered much difficulties in attaining these goals because of our inadequate financial means.
We will be glad if your Organization can come to our assistance.
Gayatree Lilavati Trust is a trust creaed to help poor youngmen and women to set up small busyness units in ODISHA for which the setting up of the business will be done by the trust, when the youth is able to takeup his business independently ,he/she will be given ownership of the unit.
The other mottos are to provide small educational assistance to meritorious students and to work for charitable activities is case of children suffering from dangerous diseases. Any help can we get from any source?
Collaboration Works in Kansas City, MO . they help people get everything from Hospitol beds to catheters. no matter your income . she get at littile or no cost. we are currently trying to find grants , volunteers, and funding. we want to reach out to community, to develop more realtionships. we just need help badly . we need more resource
Collabortion works
1412 iron
N Kansas City , MO 64116
816 421 1305
peggy smith LCSW
founder/director
Hi, I belong to a non-profit organization in Virginia Beach, The SOPC, and we would love to have your help in promoting it. We support 4 children and 5 organizations. Please feel free to visit our webpage http://www.sopc.us or our Facebook page.
Thank you!
Anabela
The Association for Services to Torture and Trauma Survivors is a non profit, non government organisation, based in Western Australia, which provides treatment and support to people who have been tortured or traumatised by violent conflicts.
http://www.asetts.org.au
I believe in my local, Pittsburgh based, women and children focused non-profit named Sojourner House PA. They provide compassionate, faith-based residential recovery and supportive services for mothers and their children. We help brave families during their long and often arduous journey from addiction to a recovery filled with love health, and wholeness. These are great people, doing valuable work in our community.
The Children’s Foundation! We are a small non-profit making a big difference in the lives of children in Mexico. Rescuing from abuse and extreme situations, providing full time and emergency care that truly makes a difference in these children’s lives… Our goal is to change children’s lives through care, education, training and social as well as cultural impact, providing the opportunity of hope for a better future and positive leadership within their community, culture and country. We need your help! Contact us; The Children’s Foundation PO Box 1443, Loveland, CO 80539. http://www.tcfcares.org or info@tcfcares.org.
Nancy Nystrom
Zidisha Inc. Here!
We would love to be added to your list of favorite nonprofits.
We are a small microfinance organization that is making a big difference.
Read your book over the break, and I must say… there’s some mighty helpful stuff in it! Keep up the great work with the site. Hopefully, we’ll see Civic Ventures/Encore Careers mentioned one of these days.
HAPPY NEW YEAR and congratulations to the nonprofits you showcased! 🙂
Thanks so much. Happy New year to you too!
we iafot [ invonters and followers of truth ] are an all India social welfair organigation.
Would love to see Feed the Hungry San Miguel on here! Feeding over 4000 children every school day, it’s incredible! Such a story of success, smiles, determination and so much more!
What’s the purpose and vision of your organization? How can my nonprofit be featured on the banner? Thanks
I am not a nonprofit. I am a blogger and trainer. And the nonprofits that make “My Faborite Nonprofits” list are in fact my favorite nonprofits… they usually also excel at social media. 🙂
Wow! What a great organization! I would like to introduce you to a new nonprofit, Ladies of Virtue! Our mission is to instill virtuous characteristics in young women, ages 10 to 18, while preparing them for college, a career, and adulthood. Please feel free to visit our website at http://www.LOVirtue.com. Thank you!
First time here. Great site, great blog, great networking. If you’re interested in sustainability, green economy and responsive citizenship, check out the Final Report of the 64th Annual UN DPI/NGO Conference titled “Sustainable Societies; Responsive Citizens.” It can be accessed at http://www.un.org/wcm/content/site/ngoconference/ . Questions?
LOVE your work — thank you! — and am wondering how our nonprofit, ARTblocks, might get featured?
I’ll check you out. Thanks!
love what you are doing here for non-profits when you have time please check us out, our group is in Sierra Leone Africa as I type this and I am updating the groups progress on our Facebook page, would love for you to “Like” us!!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Let-Them-LOL/302264456918#!/pages/Let-Them-LOL/302264456918
and please check out our new website:
http://www.ltlol.com/
Heather,
Great site! Thank you so much for doing this! We are a grassroots disaster relief effort that started after the April 27th Tornadoes throughout the south. We have big plans to expand into a 500 mile radius and thrive on social networking. Would greatly appreciate any support you could provide. We will certainly spread the word for you!
Blessings,
Alice
http://www.KeepVolunteering.org
How do we get involved?
We are a registered charity looking for individuals to make a meaningful contribution to the lives of people living in Ghana.
Village by Village works in remote rural villages living in poverty in Ghana, West Africa.
Volunteering will probably be one of the most worthwhile things that you ever do so make it count.
Tourists do not get to go to the villages we reach.
We are a non for profit UK registered charity, meaning…
100% of the money you raise goes directly to the charity and the communities we work with!
Why not see what you could do?
For more info:
http://www.gapmonth.org
http://www.facebook.com/villagebyvillage
Call Tom for a chat: 07716 548 378
Hi where to apply to register my charity to your website?
ROLDA is a registered charity since 2006 helping Romanian animals http://www.rolda.org
Many thanks!
I hope you will connect with the Old-Growth Forest Network, a new nonprofit whose mission is connecting people with forests by identifying one forest in each county open to the public and protected from logging. Thank you for your work. We are using your information to improve our use of social media.
http://www.oldgrowthforest.net
Can I give a mention to Doctors of the World?
How can I get my nonprofit on your very long list of ones that you support and/or promote? Looks like a great site! Thanks. 🙂
I am launching a global project that each and every one of us can contribute without having a burden on the pocket. I am looking for some people to help me to take the project to the next level. Please watch this slideshow/video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TROMEHFx8sw
Would love to see the Children’s Protection Society added to your list. Keep up the good work!!
CHILD SURGERY – Viet Nam Foundation
A Dutch organization that provides surgeral operations to physicaly
disabled children in mountainious areas of Vietnam. Every year about 400
children do profit. We are able to work with international parties.
Please consider us in your next list. We like to inform you more deeply.
http://www.childsurgery-vietnam.org
Hi where to apply to register my charity to your website?
RRHEDS is a registered charity since 2003 helping poor and needy irrespective of caste and creed, http://www.rrheds.org
Many thanks!
Kennady.P
Please consider the National Alliance on Mental Illness as one of your favorite non-profits, we are the country’s largest mental health advocacy group and provide free classes for families with loved ones living with mental illness, and we offer a free class to consumers of mental health services. I work for the Westside Los Angeles affiliate, we provide free classes, support groups and lecture series to our community. We also operate a “warm-line” Mon-Fri, and provide referrals, support and mental health advocacy for those in crisis. http://www.namila.org Thank you!
Is there an application to be featured as a 2013 favorite nonprofit?
No, sorry Grace. I choose nonprofits that I’ve noticed the years before have excelled at social media.
Heather, I thought you and your readers would enjoy exploring the fundraising and outreach application created by the SS United States Conservancy at savetheunitedstates.org. Users can buy one inch of the ship for $1 and share a direct link to the inch(s) they purchased though social media. Thanks for creating the LinkedIn group!
Appealing for support for organization by the name of OASIS for children, Inc. we have an orphanage in Haiti and also educate over 25 children and do mass feedings and mass clothing of many of the poorest people of Haiti. We need your support.
Please support a new world initiative on elephants, the Elephant Advocacy League (EAL). http://www.elephantleague.org Thanks!
As someone who recently became responsible for the social media platforms of their organization, I wanted to thank you for the insights and services you provide on your site. I understand you get many solicitations like this, but if you have a moment please look at Push America and how we are building leaders of tomorrow by serving people with disabilities today. Our cross-country trips interact with and offer grants to many other organizations featured here such as UCP and Easter Seals; this site is a great resource to see what others are doing and connect!
Hi there we are an extreme animal cruelty investigative organization that runs as a 501 c3 non profit. The name of our organization is The Animal Recovery Mission. We would love to be considered on your next banner:) I would lov to learn new ways to promote our organization. If it is possible to be on your banner and get help please contact me at taylor@arminvestigations.org.
Shepherd’s Hope LOVES your blog! Our non-profit is still relatively new to social media, but thanks to your blog & your book, we are quickly developing a much better web presence than we ever thought we could! Thanks for all of your dedication to helping non-profits be the best they can be 🙂
Thank you. 🙂
Thank you for all your insight on this blog!
Veronica Figueroa
Social Media Intern
Feeding Children Everywhere
what a great page, also think of sothemba aids action for next year, hopefully by the good graces we will be still be open next year. love and faithfullness
Thank you for including the National Marine Life Center as one of your 2013 featured non-profits! On behalf of the animals, the science, the education, and the volunteers, we truly appreciate your support. Thanks also for all that you do to help other worthy non-profits! Your pages and articles are wonderful resources.
Best,
Kathy Zagzebski
President & Executive Director
National Marine Life Center
ICF hopes to join very soon
Hi Heather! I know that you have a lot of new nonprofits to check out for consideration. I thought I’d officially add Cooperative for Education (CoEd) to the list. I attended your workshop at the Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati last spring. You picked out our website as the best one of all of the organizations in the room. CoEd is dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty in Guatemala through education. I know the country of Guatemala surely holds a special place in your heart!
Since your awesome workshop, we’ve been reading your book, following your blog, and have made a number of improvements to our social media strategy that incorporate your best practices. We’d love to see CoEd’s avatar on your next list of favorites!
http://www.cooperativeforeducation.org
Best,
Ann Dempsey
Development Manager
Cooperative for Education
Thanks for the great article! We’ll definitely be making some changes. How does a non-profit apply to be one of the non-profits you select every year?
Thanks. It’s personal… nonprofits that I like and that excel on the Social Web. 🙂
Hi, to the wonderful team at Non Profit Orgs – I am contacting you today from the not so sunny England on this Bank Holiday Monday. I am an avid fundraiser myself & have helped to raise tens of thousands of pounds for many different great causes globally, which is what inspired me to create my social Enterprise – “Not for profit” that is coming soon.
I would like to introduce you to http://www.CharityBook.co a dedicated social networking platform for Fundraisers & Charities to connect with like minded people, promote events, record achievements & celebrate success.
This platform is currently being built by Fundraisers for Fundraisers to become a crucial part of a Fundraisers toolkit.
You can follow me on Twitter @realCharityBook
Please connect with me so that we can discuss this much needed platform further.
Happy Easter
Darren
California Historical Artillery Society CHAS http://www.warhorse.org and http://www.civilwardays.net
CHAS rescues harness horses from the track and teaches them to be ridden, pull wagons, ambulances and cannons in civil war reeanctments, parades, living history days and will attend the 150th Gettysburg Anniversary event.
Please look us up for a wonderful and unknown living history event. Thanks
http://www.warhorse.org