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Charities Can Now Get Dot-NGO and Dot-ONG Web Addresses

Charities that register can create profile pages in a new directory for nonprofits, where they can also accept online donations.

Half of Colleges and Private Schools Use Social Media to Raise Money

The amount raised that way is small, but colleges are experimenting with new ideas to increase the numbers.

Take-Action Buttons Turn News Readers Into Activists

Foundations and other organizations are supporting creative efforts that make it easy for journalists to steer people to charities worth supporting.

People in Philanthropy: New CEO at Asian-American Grant-Makers Group

Other changes include new leadership at the American Jewish World Service and the Pulitzer Arts Foundation.

Online Revenue Surges 13% for Nonprofits, Study Says

Online Revenue Surges 13% for Nonprofits, Study Says

Small groups raised an average of $124.12 for every 1,000 fundraising messages, compared with $25.40 for large groups.

Ticket Auction for Jon Stewart’s Final ‘Daily Show’ to Raise Money for Autism

Ticket Auction for Jon Stewart’s Final ‘Daily Show’ to Raise Money for Autism

People who give at least $10 using Omaze.com, a donation platform that works like a charity auction, will be entered in drawings to win a seat in the audience.

Nancy Lublin, CEO of DoSomething.org Moves to Crisis Charity She Founded

Crisis Text Line, a spinoff, hopes to expand to process 100,000 text messages a day.

4 Nonprofits Receive $1.25 Million Skoll Awards

4 Nonprofits Receive $1.25 Million Skoll Awards

This year’s winners of the Skoll Foundation’s Award for Social Entrepreneurship include Blue Ventures, which tackles marine conservation in innovative ways.

Charity Creates Guide to Help Nonprofits Get Produce Into ‘Food Deserts’

Charity Creates Guide to Help Nonprofits Get Produce Into ‘Food Deserts’

D.C. Central Kitchen sells small amounts of produce to neighborhood stores at discount prices and hopes to see the program replicated in other cities.

On April Fools’ Day, an Aid Charity Morphs Into a Deli and Prank Videos Raise Money

A disaster-relief group applies its food-delivery expertise to selling Reuben sandwiches — and other ways charities are having fun today.