In 2011: Facebook is the most popular commercial social network for nonprofits. Nine out of 10 nonprofits have a presence on Facebook. Facebook usage levels are at 89% with nonprofits versus only 57% usage of Twitter. LinkedIn is used by … Continue reading →

Politics aside, we found this to be an interesting snapshot of recent trends in charitable giving from The New York Times.  

doo-key-doo noun a promotional item imprinted with your logo : that’s a cool dookeydoo a small gift given in appreciation to your members or donors a piece of retail merchandise in your gift shop By the way, when we do … Continue reading →

Well, this is good news. Overall charitable giving from July 2011 to Sept. 2011 increased 3.8% compared with last year Online donations during the same three-month peroid increased 10% compared with the same period last year 41% of nonprofits reported … Continue reading →

This recent article gave us something to ponder—and a reminder of why we do work we believe in. “When the vision of work is not rooted in Scripture, people fall back on a lesser notion: the perfect job. “Christians have … Continue reading →

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Serving within the 25 counties of the Archdiocese of Denver, The Catholic Foundation is a community foundation to help Catholics find smart ways to support what they believe in. Continue reading →

Healing Waters serves poor communities through a holistic approach to community development that combines safe water solutions, health and hygiene education and a local management model. Continue reading →