Philanthropy

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T.H.E. Journal February 2004 Annamaria DiGiorgio	Global Nomads Group Relies on Videoconferencing to Connect Students Worldwide The Global Nomads Group, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to foster dialogue and understanding among the world's youth, used videoconferencing to bring together students from around the world to talk about their holiday traditions and about global current events.
This Old House Alexandra Bandon	Habitat Building Blitz An army of volunteers build almost 100 houses in two states -- in less than a week.
AFP eWire February 2, 2004	Crafting Memorable Messages That Capture The Public's Attention Studying urban legends can teach nonprofits how to craft appealing and galvanizing messages, according to an article in the winter 2003 issue of Stanford Social Innovation Review.
AFP eWire February 2, 2004	Tips From Members: The Planning Study Process When considering a capital or endowment campaign, a major undertaking for most organizations, an internal assessment of the organization's readiness is imperative.
AFP eWire February 2, 2004	Donors Increasingly Give Online Donors are using the Internet to give online, and at the same time, many nonprofits are planning to increase online fundraising this year, according to two new surveys from Kintera Inc.
Searcher February 2004 Hazel Cameron	The Nonprofit Phenomenon Internet resources for nonprofit organizations
InternetNews January 27, 2004 Sean Michael Kerner	Google Grants Non-Profits a Break The search giant's beta program will benefit charities by giving them free ad space.
AFP eWire January 26, 2004	Fundraising Costs Project Conducts Case Studies An ongoing study to evaluate nonprofit fundraising and administrative costs is expected to release new findings in 2004.
AFP eWire January 26, 2004	Nonprofits Coping in Tough Financial Environment U.S. nonprofits faced a daunting economic atmosphere last year but managed to cope by responding actively and creatively to fiscal pressures, a new report says.
AFP eWire January 26, 2004	Nonprofits Struggle to Keep Talented Employees While most nonprofit employees are deeply committed to their jobs, low salaries, high workloads and the lack of opportunity for advancement make it difficult for the employees to stick with their jobs, a new report on Canada's nonprofit sector shows.
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