Contents

• Other general lists of non-profit organizations
• Information for nonprofit organizations and activists
• Human Rights
• Civil Liberties and Politics
• Health and Human Services (including Relief and Development)
• Environmental Issues and Animal Rights
• Miscellaneous

• Charity Villiage news, information, resources, discussions and links to the world of charities on the Internet.
• Nonprofit organizations on the Internet (with inlined images or without)
• The Internet Nonprofit Center
• Yahoo
• Phillip A. Walker's Nonprofit Resources Catalogue: (excellent)
• America's Charities
• CareerDrive
• The National Empowerment Center
• EINet Galaxy's information on charity and community service
• The World's (Software Tool and Die's) Nonprofit Archive.
• Lists of progressive organizations
  • The Institute for Global Communications's guide to progressive organizations and resources
  • Friends Just Peace Institute
  • VoteSmart a national, non-profit, non-partisan voter information organization. We provide free, factual, unbiased information on candidates, elected officials, and issues that concern voters most.
• Government and Quasi-Governmental Organizations
  • United Nations and other international organizations is a collection of links to many UN and related information sources maintained by UNDCP.
• Regional lists
  • Bay Area Volunteer Information Center
  • IPR Net Information service on Puerto Rican issues.
• International or non-U.S. organizations
  • Solidarity in Italy: information, addresses, events and meetings of voluntary organizations in Italy.
  • Comunicación; per a la Cooperación; promotes the use of electronic communication among activists. Most of the information is in Spanish.
  • Index of Costa Rica Foundations
  • The International Service Agencies provide information about their 55 affiliated groups, whose concerns are children, education, hunger relief, medical care, refugees/disaster relief, and job creation/economic aid.

• The Foundation Center
• GuideStar is a free service with information on the programs and finances of more than 600,000 American charities and nonprofit organizations, up-to-date news stories on philanthropy, and a forum for donors and volunteers.
• The Independent Sector is a national leadership forum, working to encourage philanthropy, volunteering, not-for-profit initiative and citizen action that help us better serve people and communities. Founded in 1980 and based in Washington, D.C., Independent Sector is a national coalition of 800 voluntary organizations, foundations and corporate giving programs.
• National Society of Fund Raising Executives advances philanthropy through education, training and advocacy based on research and a Code of Ethical Principles and Standards of Professional Practice. NSFRE members and affiliates enable people and organizations to better serve diverse communities and Society as a whole.
• Youth And Childrens Net--National Childrens Coalition is a very comprehensive series of pages of groups that work for and with children and teens and links to advocacy and other resources, with a national hotline.
• Phillip A. Walker's General Nonprofit Resources
• Empower Web a major Web site by and about non-profit organizations, researching and funding, how to write letters of intent and grant proposals, working with volunteers, various forms of direct mail and tele-fundraising efforts and publications, networking with other non-profits and much more.
• Kai's Home Page
• Lead... or Leave's information links for activists
• EINet Galaxy
• The English Server has a lot of information on government, law, and society.
• Nonprofit Sector Research Fund
• The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation

• General Human Rights
  • PeaceNet's Human Rights Page
  • The Human Rights gopher.
• Gay Rights
  • GLAAD the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.
  • IGC's Lesbian, Bi, Gay resource page
• Prisoners' Rights
  • The Prison Law Page maintains a directory of prison and criminal justice sites, as well as offering information relating to California prisons and prisoners. It is maintained by a nonprofit law office.
  • Peter Jaques' excellent prison-related resources
  • The Prison Ethnography Archive Project contains publications written by prisoners on prison.
• Women's Rights and Issues
  • CARAL's page on Abortion & Reproductive Rights Internet Resources
  • Sarah Stapleton-Gray's guide to resources on the internet for the active feminist
• Abuse and Assault
  • Karra's Korner
• Men's Rights and Issues
  • M.E.N. Magazine
  • Friends of Choice for Men
  • David Throop's lists of resources on men's issues and his false rape reports index.
• Memorial Organizations
  • The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

• Justice on Campus Project at Cornell.
• Political Parties and Youth Organizations Around The World
• Censorship and Media Bias
  • Michael Ernst's Media Watchdog page.
  • Computers and Academic Freedom Archive.
• Politics
  • Turn Left
  • Spunk Press has a contact list of interest to anarchists.
• On-line Issues
  • The Electronic Frontier Foundation provides Outposts on the Electronic Frontier, a list of international, national, regional, and local groups supporting the online community.
  • WIRED magazine (a for-profit) has made available an Online Clipper Archive, to encourage people to learn more about Clipper and to contact their congressional representatives.
  • Lists of publicly accessible networks
    • The WELL has a list of publicly accessible networks.

• EINet Galaxy maintains information on disabilities.
• Families and Children
  • Children Now's list of on-line resources on children's issues
  • International Scouting Information on the World Wide Web
• Relief and Development
  • OneWorld Online
  • World Hunger Year

• Environment
  • The EnviroWeb

• Nonprofit Prophets is an interactive project that challenges groups of students to investigate a problem that they see in the world and then create a World Wide Web Resource page on the Internet that teaches the world about the problem.