May 16, 2013 at 11:57am
Increase loyalty and inspire and inform giving and volunteering among your clients, employees and members with our new, innovative products for foundations and companies!
GreatNonprofits Instant Community helps you grow and engage your community to do good. Our customizable portal enables your members to make recommendations to each other about where to volunteer or which organizations to donate to. Our leaderboard and other features give your members visibility and recognition for their active participation.
GreatNonprofits Local is our new partnership program that will provide 5,500 US city portals for giving and volunteering. Users can easily browse nonprofits near them and see vibrant community-sourced nonprofit information. Partner with us to receive great branding and visibility.
GreatNonprofits Recommends helps you increase giving and volunteerism at your organization. Our recommendation engine draws upon community-sourced information about nonprofits as well as historical donor and volunteer data. It provides your donors and volunteers with relevant recommendations of nonprofits they may be interested in.
GreatNonprofits Social Impact Statement for companies and community foundations helps you communicate your value to donors. It provides donors with personalized stewardship on how their giving directly makes a difference. Donors, on average, give this tool a 10/10 rating in satisfaction surveys. Show your donors that you are as interested in impact as they are!
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May 14, 2013 at 04:14pm
How many times have you read online reviews this week?
These days, it’s become second nature to read online reviews. A business’ online reputation is everything. The same should be true for nonprofits. You read reviews before you spend money at a new restaurant, or on electronics, why not read reviews before you give to charity?
The best way to learn about a nonprofit’s impact is to read about it firsthand from donors, clients and volunteers. The homeless mom who was given shelter, the 3rd grade class that got to clean up a beach, the donor who saw their money directly at work; these are the testimonials that are so important when making the decision to give.
And if you have given time or other resources to a nonprofit, make sure you write a review of your own experience.
Have online reviews influenced your decision to donate? What do you look for in reviews before you decide to give? What does not weigh into your donation decisions?
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May 7, 2013 at 03:25pm
Did you know that GreatNonprofits influences 30 million donation decisions a year (and it’s free)?
We know nonprofits rely on positive word of mouth to do their work most effectively. Online reviews have huge reach, so how do you get your first review?
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May 6, 2013 at 04:29pm
Did you know that your local Little League is a nonprofit?
You visit nonprofits more often than you might think. Have you been to a museum lately? How about services at your local church or synagogue? Or maybe your children play sports in Little League? Many public libraries are supported by nonprofit foundations and even some zoos and aquariums.
So, you’ve probably visited a nonprofit this week without even knowing it! GreatNonprofits lists every 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the country. That means your neighborhood place of worship, library, favorite museum and little league can all be reviewed on our site! Now is the time to write reviews about your local nonprofits. The easiest way to help nonprofits in your community get more attention and funding is to write a quick review today! Plus they could win a spot on our 2013 Top-Rated List. Start by searching by your zip code.
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May 3, 2013 at 05:26pm
Donors to charities are often advised to give to an organization only if the money goes directly to program expenses, rather than to administrative ones. We want to feel like our money is directly cleaning up a waterway, tutoring kids after school or feeding the homeless, not going toward admin costs.
But do the most effective groups actually spend less on administrative costs? A new study points to just the opposite. The analysis uses data compiled by GiveWell. The group ranked nonprofits using criteria such as impact and cost-effective activities. The nonprofits that the group would recommend ended up spending more on administrative costs on average than those that the group would not recommend.
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April 24, 2013 at 11:04am
A week after the Boston Marathon explosions, our thoughts remain with those who were affected by the bombing. We are awed and inspired by the heroic acts of the first responders and civilians who helped. The bombs left three dead and 282 injured. Are you looking to help out with a donation but don’t know where to give? These organizations are accepting donations for victims.
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April 18, 2013 at 10:40pm
Seattle has the most Top-Rated Environmental Nonprofits of any city in Washington, with 3 Top-Rated nonprofits. These
nonprofits qualified for the status of Top-Rated based on user reviews submitted during 2012 on the
greatnonprofits.org website.
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April 18, 2013 at 10:38pm
Arlington has the most Top-Rated Environmental Nonprofits of any city in Virginia, with 4 Top-Rated nonprofits. These
nonprofits qualified for the status of Top-Rated based on user reviews submitted during 2012 on the greatnonprofits.org website.
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April 18, 2013 at 10:34pm
Denver has the most
Top-Rated Environmental Nonprofits of any city in Colorado, with 2 top rated nonprofits. These
nonprofits qualified for the status of Top-Rated based on user reviews submitted during 2012 on the
greatnonprofits.org website.
“In celebration of Earth Day 2013 GreatNonprofits is focused on increasing the awareness of leading
environmental nonprofits and the cities that host them. These nonprofits achieved Top-Rated status
because their clients, donors and volunteers chose to review them and bestow a high rating. There are
over 58,000 environmental nonprofits on our site and 2 of the top rated are based in Denver,” said Perla
Ni, CEO of GreatNonprofits.
The Top-Rated Environmental Non Profits in Denver Colorado are:
Sand Creek Regional Greenway Partnership, Inc.: “ Sand Creek is a Non-Profit dedicated to acheiving
environmental sustainability through collaboration and community building. The members of SCRGP
work to make it possible for citizens of the Denver and Denver metro area to connect with nature in an
urban environment.” 2012 Review
Earth Force, Inc.:” I love how Earth Force has found its niche in empowering young people to become
catalysts for environmental change in their communities.” 2012 Review
All nonprofit donors, sponsors, clients and volunteers are welcome to review their favorite nonprofits
at www.greatnonprofits.org. GreatNonprofits is currently gathering reviews for our 2013 Top-Rated
Award. Reviews are due by October 31, 2013 for your favorite nonprofit to be considered for a Top-
Rated Award .
Cities with the most Top-Rated nonprofits include Tucson, Arizona; Palo Alto, California; Denver
Colorado; Boston, Massachusetts; Washington, DC; Arlington Virginia and Seattle Washington.
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April 18, 2013 at 10:31pm
GreatNonprofits today announced that Boston has the most
Top-Rated Environmental Non Profits of any city in Massachusetts, with 2 top rated nonprofits. These
nonprofits qualified for the status of Top-Rated based on user reviews submitted during 2012 on the
greatnonprofits.org website.
“In celebration of Earth Day 2013 GreatNonprofits is focused on increasing the awareness of leading
environmental nonprofits and the cities that host them. These nonprofits achieved Top-Rated status
because their clients, donors and volunteers chose to review them and bestow a high rating. There are
over 58,000 environmental nonprofits on our site and 2 of the top rated are based in Boston,” said Perla
Ni, CEO of GreatNonprofits.
The Top-Rated Environmental Non Profits in Boston, Massachusetts are:
Ceres: “They are tackling critical sustainability issues such as climate change, clean energy, water and
natural resource scarcity and others in a wholly unique way: by changing the way corporations and
markets go about their business.” 2012 Review
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy, Inc.: “In the midst of the hurly-burly of the Boston
Waterfront, a beautiful, serene, flowering 15 acre space creates an environment for family activities that
we think are unparalleled anywhere.” 2012 Review
All nonprofit donors, sponsors, clients and volunteers are welcome to review their favorite nonprofits
at www.greatnonprofits.org. GreatNonprofits is currently gathering reviews for our 2013 Top-Rated
Award. Reviews are due by October 31, 2013 for your favorite nonprofit to be considered for a Top-
Rated Award .
Cities with the most Top-Rated nonprofits include Tucson, Arizona; Palo Alto, California; Denver
Colorado; Boston, Massachusetts; Washington, DC; Arlington Virginia and Seattle Washington.
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