by Sumac Research. Need some fresh ideas to help make sure your newsletter gets read and has an impact? Here are 8 unique and practical ideas from some noted nonprofit consultants, writers and marketing experts.
http://sumac.com/8-brilliant-non-profit-newsletter-ideas-from-the-experts
Written by Sumac Research. If your organization is having trouble managing data or your curent system is just not cutting it anymore, generally speaking you have two options...
http://sumac.com/free-database
Free Websites for nonprofits! See CharityAdvantage, the largest provider of websites to nonprofits in the United States.
http://www.charityadvantage.com/
Easy step-by-step video training for nonprofits! Includes live webinars and instant access to video tutorials including Facebook, Twitter, Online Fundraising, Social Media and more!
http://www.charityhowto.com
This site offers an interactive listserv for those who use computers in their social-service work, as well as freeware and shareware information for social service applications, articles and stories.
http://www.uta.edu/cussn/cussn.html
for nonprofit organizations.
http://www.coyotecommunications.com/
Written by Sumac Research. Linux is free, reliable and it runs extraordinarily well on old computers with little processing power. It just makes sense to use it, particularly if you work for a nonprofit which relies on older, donated computers to operate.
http://sumac.com/use-linux-for-old-computers
Free community relationship management software created by TechRocks, a nonprofit organization, for use by other nonprofits. Designed to support the operations of your organization without locking you into a proprietary data structure or expensive software solutions, ebase software and manuals are distributed free of charge (however, fees are charged to access online support resources). Use ebase as your contact management system to build relationships with your communities: members, donors, volunteers, activists, funders and clients.
http://www.ebase.org/
Internet-based fundraising software that can be used free of charge by small or start-up nonprofits (sliding scale for larger organizations).
http://www.etapestry.com/
by Sumac Research. Need to make your website more donor-friendly? Here are four rules and a template to get you thinking about some changes you can make to help your website turn visitors into supporters.
http://sumac.com/4-rules-and-a-template-for-the-perfect-donor-friendly-website
by Sumac Research. Highlighting free services and resources available to nonprofits to help you deliver your mission: free photographs, free software, etc.
http://www.sumac.com/free-services-for-nonprofits-part-2
by Sumac Research. Thinking about making a mobile version of your organization's website or developing an app so that people can get your content on their mobile devices? Here is some advice and tips to get you started.
http://www.sumac.com/going-mobile-a-how-to-guide-for-nonprofits
Choosing software for your nonprofit organization - Elisa Birnbaun talks to experts, including Jane Zhang, Program Director of Tech Sout
http://www.charityvillage.com/cv/archive/acov/acov10/acov1027.asp
Articles from the archives of The Grantsmanship Center Magazine.
http://www.tgci.com/magazine/internet.asp
Created by Ariel Stevens. This is an updated listing of schools offering Masters In Social Work, listed alphabetically by State and including a direct link to the campus website.
http://www.mastersinsocialwork.com
by Allison Fine
Momentum: Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age
A comprehensive online resource with tools to help nonprofits integrate the power of the internet into their strategic planning and to organize, recruit, fundraise and publicize their mission and successes online. Be sure to check out the Resources for Nonprofits section.
http://www.networkforgood.org/
How Nonprofits are Using Web-Based Technologies to Reach Their Goals, by Josh Nelson, The Hatcher Group
New Media & Social Change
This is a one-stop-shop for nonprofits looking for the resources you need to succeed. Here you will find a free directory of those who specialize in assisting the nonprofit sector to fulfill your mission. Please take a moment to check the listings to find the resources you need to succeed. There are 140+ consultants, coaches, vendors and specialists listed here who are dedicated to helping the nonprofit sector survive and thrive.
http://www.nonprofitnationalresourcedirectory.com
Social Solutions is a provider of performance management software for human services. Its ETO nonprofit software goes beyond case management, allowing organizations to collaborate, save time and improve the quality and effectiveness of services.
http://www.socialsolutions.com/
How to get the most out of your organization's website, by Mark Hoffman, Ph.D., Grand Valley State University
Principles for an Effective Nonprofit Website
A nonprofit technology organization in San Francisco that has a searchable database of recycling centers, as well as other environment-related technology information.
http://www.techsoup.org/
Video production tips provided by BuzzMedia, Inc.
Video Production Tips
Questions answered in this article by John Roll, Technology Consultant.
What is a Technology Plan?
by Sumac Research. Find out why small and medium sized nonprofits who have limited funds, space and technical staff are turning to cloud computing and some of the common concerns.
http://sumac.com/why-small-nonprofits-are-turning-to-cloud-computing
Note that not all resources will be appropriate to all organizations, nor does Nonprofit Leadership Center of Tampa Bay warrant the accuracy or availability of any of the listed resources or their applications to individual agencies.