Websites Nonprofits in Greater Richmond Should Know About
The Foundation Center provides information about every foundation in the country. Much of this information is free, but some of it is for paying customers only.
GuideStar lists financial information for 800,000+ nonprofits in the U.S. Organizations can use this site for research or to update their organization's information. There is a fee for some services.
Idealist has built the leading nonprofit job site in the country. It also lists events, volunteer opportunities, internships, and a comprehensive directory of nonprofit consultants.
Michael Gilbert maintains a site with daily news updates bridging the online and nonprofit worlds. You can also subscribe for weekly email updates.
The Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership has built a resource center with lots of information about starting, running and funding an organization.
This older, Putnam Barber Resource Center is based on actual questions and answers posted by nonprofit managers over the years.
Network for Good Food People can find volunteer opportunities and make donations to hundreds of thousands of nonprofits. A nonprofit organization can use this site to add a free [Donate] button to their own website.
Service Leader This site covers every aspect of volunteer management – from screening, matching, record-keeping, and evaluation to legal issues, risk management and virtual volunteering.
Techsoup has built the leading resource center for all issues related to nonprofit technology. They also offer steep discounts on software for nonprofits (sometimes up to 90% off list prices).
Volunteer Match People can find volunteer opportunities all over the country by Zip Code or area of interest.
Virginia Network of Nonprofit Organizations c/o VCU's Nonprofit Enterprise Institute. nonprofitei@vcu.edu
(email address).
The Community Foundation Serving Richmond & Central Virginia
University of Richmond 's Connect-Richmond has a website and listserv.