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Alliance for Nonprofit Resources:
The Alliance provides leadership in enhancing a civil society by challenging and strengthening those who deliver management and governance support services to nonprofit organizations. Alliance members include management support organizations (MSOs), individual professionals, and a range of national/regional, umbrella, research and academic, publishing and philanthropic organizations that provide technical assistance (training and consulting) to nonprofits.
BoardSource:
In addition to providing information, this site offers users the opportunity to pose questions to the center's experts, who will respond by mail, e-mail, or fax. It lists workshops held by the center as well as information on its publications.
Chronicle of Philanthropy:
The national newspaper on nonprofit matters is available on its Web site, in addition to listings of job opportunities in the nonprofit world. Information about forthcoming conferences and workshops is also included, along with a comprehensive set of links to other philanthropy related web sties.
CompassPoint:
Based in San Francisco, the SCNM site offers information on board development, financial management, fundraising, and strategic planning, and provides book reviews on nonprofit topics, guides to selecting fundraising and accounting software, and advice from grantmakers.
The Conference Board:
The Conference Board (TCB) is a business membership and research organization, connecting senior executives from more than 2, 300 enterprises in over 60 nations. The site contains information on TCB's expertise in global corporate citizenship.
Council on Foundations:
The Council's site includes information on matters concerning grantmaking institutions. The site includes, among other resources, a community foundation locator, a list of affinity groups for foundations, speeches by grantmakers, and links to foundations.
Foundation Center:
This site provides links to the home pages of more than 200 grantmakers, including private foundations, corporate grantmakers, community foundations, and grantmaking charities. Descriptions of the kind of awards the organization makes and links to the center's own database on grantmakers and grants can also be found on the site. Additionally, the site contains a comprehensible annotated list of links to other sites on the Internet regarding the nonprofit world.
Grantmakers for Education:
This membership organization for private and public grantmakers that support education from early childhood through K-12 and higher education provides online resources and research.
GuideStar:
Developed by Philanthropic Research, the site contains descriptions of and financial data concerning 600,000 nonprofit organizations, drawn primarily from IRS tax returns. Data includes a breakdown of each charity's assets, liabilities, revenue, and expenditures, including administrative and fundraising costs.
National Family Center for Family Philanthropy:
This is the only national resource center that focuses solely on matters of importance to families engaged in philanthropy and their effective giving. Through research, educational materials and programs, the National Center's site provides advise and resources to families and individuals in philanthropy.
Nonprofit Good Practice Guide:
This free resource directory and learning tool provides good practice information to assist in improving the efficiency and effectiveness of nonprofit performance. This initiative is sponsored by The Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership.
Nonprofit Quarterly:
This publication provides an in-depth analysis on various themes that are of critical importance to nonprofit leaders and managers such as governance, fundraising, technology, financial management, philanthropy, evaluation, and more.
Society for Nonprofit Organizations:
The Madison, Wisconsin based Society for Nonprofit Organizations includes the current issue of Nonprofit World - the society's monthly magazine on nonprofit management and fundraising - on its site, was well as an index of past articles.
Stanford Social Innovation ReviewWith a mission to share substantive insights and practical experiences that will help those who do the important work of improving society do it even better, the Stanford Social Innovation Review provides insightful articles for the charitable sector. The journal's purpose is to be a leader in the search for new and better ways of improving the lot of the world. The journal seeks to strike a balance between the pragmatic and the intellectual, to embrace no predefined political ideology, and to champion the interests of no single constituency.
TechSoup:
This organization provides unparalleled technological resources, advice, discounts on software/hardware and free tutorials. |
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