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Toolbox | Recommended Web Sites on Giving
Social Investment ForumThe central clearinghouse of information for socially responsible investing.
All About Non-profit Charitable OrganizationsTaking information on philanthropy in general as well as discussions on working in the nonprofit world, About.com's site is an extensive research tool for newcomers to the world of charitable organizations.
The American Association of Fund-Raising CounselPublishes annual statistics on giving.
Charities Aid FoundationCAF is a tax-exempt organization which supports and promotes global philanthropy. Through communication, CAF attempts to remove the obstacles to international giving by bringing together U.S. donors and non-U.S. charitable organizations.
Giveback DayStarted by Minnesotans, Giveback Day will be launched in October 2000 with a series of public events to address the benefits of giving. The Web site provides specific tools to help the next generation of givers accomplish their charitable goals.
Network for GoodNetwork for Good is a nonprofit organization dedicated to using the Web to help people get more involved in their communities—from volunteering and donating money, to speaking out on issues you care about.
Independent SectorA national leadership forum that works to encourage philanthropy, volunteerism, and citizen action by conducting research and inquiries into who gives and why.
W.K. Kellogg FoundationSince its beginning in 1930, the Foundation has continuously focused on building the capacity of individuals, communities, and institutions to solve their own problems.
More than MoneyA national network of people in the wealthiest 5%, exploring the personal impact of wealth in our lives and creative philanthropy.
National Center for Family PhilanthropyThe center was founded to encourage families and individuals to create and sustain their philanthropic missions. It focuses solely on matters of importance to families engaged in philanthropy and their effective giving.
The Newtithing GroupWith a new philosophy of giving, the Newtithing Group describes how individuals can give a certain percentage of their net worth and still have their assets grow. The site includes a table of how states rank on the charitable giving scale.
Social Welfare Research InstituteThe SWRI specializes in the study of wealth, philanthropy, spirituality, the motivations of giving and volunteering, and has produced the recent new projections of wealth transfer.
The Women's Funding NetworkThe Network promotes the development and growth of women's funds that empower women and girls by fostering strategic alliances among women, donors, communities and institutions.
The Women's Philanthropy InstituteThis organization actively promotes philanthropy among women; among the site's contents is a quick guide providing eight ways to improve personal philanthropic giving.
AARP on finding an attorneyThe AARP has a list of questions to ask when looking for an attorney. You can also learn more about money, work, and retirement on their site.
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