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Information for and about nonprofit organizations, including the Nonprofit FAQ
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OMB Watch is a nonprofit research, educational, and advocacy organization that focuses on budget issues, regulatory policy, nonprofit advocacy, access to government information, and activities at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
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On line journal with timely articles
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The national repository of data on the nonprofit sector in the United States. Its mission is to develop and disseminate high quality data on nonprofit organizations and their activities for use in research on the relationships between the nonprofit sector, government, the commercial sector, and the broader civil society
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The Global Electronic Nonprofit Information Express is a source of answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about nonprofit management
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Directory of internet resources for nonprofit corporations
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All the basic information you need to know
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A network of links to US Federal government information and services which are applicable to many aspects of nonprofit management
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| The mission of the Alliance for Nonprofit Management is to provide leadership in enhancing a civil society by challenging and strengthening those who deliver management and governance support services to nonprofit organizations |
A fully interactive system that enables any nonprofit or community organization - whether it has a Website or not - to enter and update detailed information about its services, volunteer opportunities, internships, job openings, upcoming events, and any material or publication it has produced. 14,000 organizations in 125 countries are already using Idealist |
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To support decision making that produces and sustains good results for children, families, and communities, The Finance Project develops and disseminates information, knowledge, tools, and technical assistance for improved policies, programs, and financing strategies
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Links to informative and frequently updated nonprofit news sites |
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This discussion demonstrates the value of the Internet to nonprofit organizations and develops in detail a strategy for organizing content of value to nonprofit organizations |
Facilitates sharing of free, how-to management resources. Provides free resources for self-directed learners and courses. Saves money for nonprofits and ensures they're smart consumers |
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Information about the Americans With Disabilities Act |
A resource guide from the Mining Co. |
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Tools to help nonprofits make effective use of communications and information technologies |
The largest state-by-state alliance of nonprofits in the United States, NCNA is a network of 38 state and regional associations with a collective membership of more than 20,000 community nonprofits. NCNA publishes State Tax Trends, a quarterly newsletter that reports on state and local tax issues, and Field Notes, a series of case studies on innovative program initiatives carried out by state and regional associations of nonprofit organizations |
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A nonprofit organization committed to providing quality management support services to community and nonprofit leaders so they may better serve their clients |
Canada's supersite for the nonprofit sector --- more than 2,000 pages of news, jobs, information and resources for executives, staffers, donors, and volunteers. In French and English |
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A national leadership forum, working to encourage philanthropy, volunteering, not-for-profit initiative and citizen action that help us better serve people and communities
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Delivers online news that helps readers understand, support and work in the nonprofit world. Through its daily web site and free, weekly e-mail bulletin, it delivers online news and information about philanthropy and nonprofits that readers can use
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Download the forms and publicatiions you need to apply for recognition of exemption from Federal income taxation under § 501(a) of the Internal Revenue Code
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Drawing on their experience with organizations and communities over the years the authors explore change in an historical context, identify the barriers to achieving systemic change, and outline the elements needed to initiate, implement, and encourage change in the youth-serving field
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Aspires to help nonprofits develop and set the highest managerial standards in nonprofit management and to provide innovative tools and resources that will enable organizations to meet the challenges unique to the sector. The website provides more information about who we are and how we work, as well as providing access to some of our latest knowledge
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Offers nonprofits one-stop shopping for their technology needs. While TechSoup is aimed at the 650,000 small to midsize nonprofits, we are confident that staff from larger nonprofits will find useful information here as well
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Our vision: to create a new space within the nonprofit sector where nonprofit practitioners, funders, new economy investors and academics can share and analyze information to improve the effectiveness of mission-driven services. This new space, a nonprofit meta-sector, will provide an online conduit for knowledge transfer and networking, and be a catalyst for excellence within the nonprofit community
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A strategic planning process used world-wide in diverse cultures to achieve shared goals and fast action. Future search leads to cooperative planning that lasts for years
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Even though this site is for funders, there are many resources for anyone wanting to evaluate organizational effectiveness
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As a nonprofit, the Center is uniquely positioned to both understand and respond to questions with practical, affordable suggestions for controlling risks that threaten a nonprofit’s ability to accomplish its mission
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Partners with human service organizations worldwide to improve service delivery outcomes by developing, applying, and promoting accreditation standards
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A global resource for non-profit and philanthropy professionals. It is free of charge and features several industry-leading e-mail newsletters. onPhilanthropy.com is published by Changing Our World, Inc. a leading U.S. fundraising and philanthropic services company
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Check out these links to other resources on the Internet. Links are organized by a number of categories
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The Award is given each November to three non-profit organizations in recognition of an innovative, existing program that has made a difference in the lives of the people it serves. Peter Drucker’s definition of innovation – change that creates a new dimension of performance – is key to consideration for the Award
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Provides comprehensive data on more than 1.5 million nonprofit organizations, connecting them with donors, foundations, businesses, and governing agencies in a nationwide community of giving
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A learning community where leaders with parallel responsibilities at different national nonprofit human service organizations (e.g., CEOs, HR directors) share knowledge and expertise about their work in this sector
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Nonprofit Management
