Do You Know a Hero With a Heart?
Are you up for helping a non-profit volunteer win a $5,000 award? If yes, read on.
If you’re like most people, you get most of your inspiration from people who are quietly changing the world each and every day. I know I do.
They’re not on the front page of the newspaper, and they’re not mingling with the Gates and Buffets of the world… or heck, even the Shankmans and Brogans of our world.
They’re everyday people like you and me who have shown extraordinary commitment to making this world better than when they found it.
Image: Lel4nd via Flickr, CC 2.0
Well, here’s your chance to shine a spotlight on them.
Filed under Events, Philanthropy, Shonali Burke | Tags: awards, community service, ctk foundation, heroes with a heart, nonprofits | Comments (7)Give a New Year’s Gift to Nonprofits Worldwide
I posted this before Christmas 2011, but it is an important cause that needs your support, so I’m re-posting it today. Please do take a moment to read, click, and share, in case you were out during the holidays.
In the midst of your New Year cheer – which is well-deserved and much needed – would you take a moment to give a really great gift to nonprofits worldwide?
All it will take is one click. I’m serious.
Here’s the gen:
This year, thousands of new Internet domains will be up for grabs. One that is important to the nonprofit community is the .ngo domain (pretty obvious why, right?). So it’s equally important that the right organization be chosen to run this new domain.
Filed under Communication, Philanthropy, Shonali Burke | Tags: .ngo, .org, nonprofit domains, PIR, public interest registry | Comments (12)One Click Could Say “Happy New Year” to Nonprofits Worldwide
Perhaps you’ve started celebrating Hannukah, or you’re counting down the hours until Christmas Day.
In the midst of your holiday cheer – which is well-deserved and much needed, would you take a moment to give a really great gift to nonprofits worldwide?
All it will take is one click. I’m serious.
Here’s the gen:
Next year, thousands of new Internet domains will be up for grabs. One that is important to the nonprofit community is the .ngo domain (pretty obvious why, right?). So it’s equally important that the right organization be chosen to run this new domain.
Public Interest Registry (PIR) is the nonprofit organization that currently manages .org – the domain that has served the nonprofit community for more than 25 years. So it’s the natural choice for managing the .ngo domain.
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