For Charities Seeking to Boost Their Online Giving, It’s Game On
Giving donors interactive and fun activities has proved a boon to donations, but some experts warn nonprofits to avoid too many gimmicks that distract supporters. 
Online Fund-Raising Survey
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society rolled to a $73.5-million total raised online in 2010, and most other big charities say Internet fund raising is stronger in 2011 than it was a year ago, according to a new Chronicle survey.
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Online Fund Raising Discussions
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How Your Nonprofit Can Use Google+
Read the transcript of a live discussion about how your nonprofit can use the new social network to further its mission.
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Raising Money Through 'Deal of the Day' Sites
Read the transcript of a live online discussion about the best ways charities can use popular discount sites like Groupon to raise money.
Recent News
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Charting a Decade of Online Donations
The average donation made through a major giving site is now $73, compared with $226 in 2001, a sign of how many people at all income levels are making Internet...
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- Charity Draws Bigger Donations With Redesigned Web Site
- Charities Can Now Have Their Own Pages on Google's New Social Network
- Animal-Welfare Charities Among the Most Popular Online
- Celebrities May Be Overrated as Online Fund Raisers
- A Look at Large Charities on Social Media
- A Low-Cost Way to Thank Supporters
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Texas Food Bank Runs Virtual Food Drive
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