Whew, what a week for us, we were without power for 4 days, even though we did not have much rain, and winds were no worse than some of the N’or-easter’s that come through. It was interesting “camping out” at home. Our hearts go out to those with real damage, flooding and trauma. Here are [...]
Summer has arrived in New England…finally. The heat is on… 1. From Frogloop, Who Is Most Likely To Support Causes Online? Social Media And Ethnicity By The Numbers interesting facts from Georgetown University Center for Social Impact Communication. While it’s wise to view studies in which people predict their charitable behavior with some caution, this study [...]
Small nonprofits, especially those whose annual incomes are less than $25,000, face many challenges, not the least of which is figuring out what forms to file with the IRS. It used to be that nonprofits whose income was less than $25,000 were exempt from filing. Then the IRS required all nonprofits to file, allowing those whose incomes were less than $25,000 to file Form 990-N (which can be done by e-Postcard). Those organizations who failed to file by 2010 could lose their nonprofit status.
1. HOW TO: Use Facebook Questions for Your Nonprofit by NonProfit Tech 2.0. Want to ask questions on your page? This article explains the how’s and why’s. 2. 16 Ways To Get More Comments On Your Facebook Page by John Haydon. Getting fans to comment on your Facebook Page can take a lot of time and [...]