The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust continues to demonstrate how grant-making trusts can use the Web effectively.
The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust was one of the first UK grant-making trusts to utilise the Internet. Their Web site provides guidelines for applicants, application deadlines, advice on how to apply, and information on recent grants.
The Museum of Scotland has launched its appeal on the Web with an innovative page of signatures of famous Scots, inviting donors to make their mark too.
Robert Burns' signature, for example, is written as you watch.
Three fundraisers on a sponsored trek to the South Pole are reporting on their progress to donors and supporters via the Web.
Leukemia sufferer Tom Price Lloyd Scott and two companions are raising funds for the Anthony Nolan Bone Marrow Trust by trekking to the South Pole. They are using the Web to report on their progress and to seek further donations.
The expansion in the US nonprofit sector's use of the Internet in the past year is demonstrated by comparing two resource directory publications from the Chronicle of Philanthropy. This year's edition has many more Website addresses than last year's.
Funding Digest, the fundraising information service, is publishing sample copies online.
Funding Digest is a fundraising information service, published by Profunding, exclusively dedicated to the needs of charities, voluntary organisations, the public sector and local authorities throughout the UK. Profunding also publish FundingInformation.
