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Starting a non-profit begins with romance. It’s crucial we always remember those days. In 1994 I was working with the United Jewish Appeal of Toronto. That year genocide broke out in Rwanda, which lasted 100 days and devastated the country. ...
You may have heard of twitter, the site where people post up to 140 characters about “what they’re doing.” Well actually, if they post about what they’re doing, like “Going to the supermarket” or “Brushing my teeth,” they won’t do to well on twitter. In any case, twi...
(The following article was originally published in Haaretz, and is republished here with permission of the author) The weekend after Rosh Hashanah, a TV show called “Shavuah Sof” (”Endweek”) ran a skit in which one of the show’s hosts complained that he had been overloaded with so many “Happy Ne...
From secretlondon123's photostream on flickr Socially responsible investments (SRI) have gained much prominence in the last decade. Businesses and corporations are recognizing their capacity and responsibility to social wellbeing and have chosen to invest where they see a social return...
CharityHappenings.org is an events directory that calls itself “The Official Master Calendar of Non-Profit Events, Galas, and Benefits.” A hefty title to bestow upon oneself, it does seem to live up to the name, if displaying lots of pictures of women in evening gowns is any indication. [P...
Joel Katz, one of the participants at Amuta 2.0’s launch event, wordle-d Amuta 2.0 and produced this nice word cloud: Of course I went to check out what a wordle is all about and started having way to much fun. ...
To capture a journalist’s attention and answer her questions, a repository of press releases plus some bios and head shots (which comprises the entirety of most nonprofit press rooms), just isn’t enough. Ho...
Richard Macmanus, founder and editor of Read/Write Web, one of the most successful Web 2.0 business/tech blog/websites, has launched a new series of reviews and articles, titled, Religion and Web Technology...
We all know what it’s like to go to networking events: Hi, How Are You? What Do You Do? Can I Have Your Business Card? Etc. ...
E-mail, not the Web, is the key to raising money online. A strong Web site is absolutely necessary, but it’s far from sufficient. If you build it and just let it sit there, they won???t come. Get out your pencil and notebook now. It’s time for a pop quiz. Qu...
It’s been over a week since we held the launch event for amuta 2.0 in the form of a breakfast in Jerusalem featuring Jeff Pulver and a panel of representatives from non-profits speaking about social media. Thanks to everyone who schlepped to the event from all over the country and the world. ...
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Haaretz covered the launch event with Jeff Pulver on August 31, 2008:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1018
I’ve been using Vertical Response for managing my email campaigns and e-newsletters for a few years now. I like their service because it is feature rich, yet not too complicated. ...
The world of social change is in transition. Globally, national governments are no longer fulfilling the role of social change facilitator. In its stead, local and municipal governments are becoming increasingly powerful and effective...
So we’re getting closer to the launch breakfast, and we’re excited. We’re especially excited that Jeff Pulver will be there leading us in his world-famous social networking. With...
