The National Council of Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) is running on online discussion focusing on "Can the internet help voluntary organisations to achieve more?"
The topics include one on the Internet - a significant fundraising medium? Come and add your voice. (Pun intended - visit the site and you'll see why).
Shirley Cook has published the results of her survey last year into the business benefits for UK charities of using the Internet.
Shirley Cook, an IT team member at the RNLI, has published the results of her Not-for-Profits Internet Business Benefit Survey, conducted last year. Summary results are now available online.
CAF's Charitynet is offering free Web space for charities.
Charities Aid Foundation's site Charitynet is offering free Web space for charities. The site now lists over 70,000 charities and tax-exempt organisations. Charities will receive up to half a megabyte of space on which to publish basic information about themselves.
AM&M have created an online directory of charities' Web site addresses.
Direct marketing agency AM&M have published an online directory of UK charities' Web site addresses. The site was published at www.demon.co.uk/ammdirect/ but was no longer available by January 2001.
Charities Direct offers free statistics on the top UK charities.
Caritasdata has launched Charities Direct, a Web site that offers access free of charge to the financial facts and figures behind the top 5000 UK charities.
