The US Planned Parenthood charity has won a court case regarding the www.plannedparenthood.com domain name. The US Second Court of Appeals upheld an injunction issued in March 1997 that prevented an anti-abortion activist from using the plannedparenthood.com domain.
USNonprofit-l, the e-mail discussion list which mirrors some of the postings on the newsgroup soc.org.nonprofit is moving. To find out how to resubscribe to the list at its new home, read UK Fundraising's E-mail lists for fundraisers.
The Imperial Cancer Research Fund has unleashed Cupid [formerly at http://www.icnet.uk/cupid/] to bring joy to lovers as St Valentine's Day draws near, and to raise some funds at the same time. Donors can send any of five e-mail Valentine's cards to their loved one, in return for a suggested donation of £5.
The Planned Giving Design Center offers nonprofits a way to enhance their planned giving promotion on the Web.
Nonprofits can link to the Center's Web site which can be customised to appear as if it were part of the nonprofit's Web site. The publishers then provide extensive information on planned giving, including model planned gift forms, via the nonprofit's site.
UK Fundraising is read by fundraisers around the world. It was recently reviewed by a San Francisco-based nonprofit in their Food for Thought e-mail newsletter.
The Museum of London has received a donation via the Internet. The gift was not monetary but took the form of early 20th century documents and artefacts that had belonged to a Smithfields market butcher. The donation was made by the butcher's son, who is now retired and lives in Portland, Oregon.
Michael Gilbert has produced a second valuable SiteAnalyzer report. This time he has analysed the interactivity of environmental organisations' Web sites.
