
We've added more webinars! Check out the schedule.
Amazing What You Can Do with 140 Characters - Twitter for Nonprofits (second opportunity) Weds, 7/8 11:30am PST Register now

Check out our new white paper on Social Networks For Nonprofits.
Learn how commercial social networks and house social networks fit into your nonprofit's online ecosystem. Understand the importance of both community size and data ownership in your social network strategy.
Download our new white paper on Social Netwoks for Nonprofits now. We include illustrations of a social map, and best practices for house social networks.
Learn how nonprofits are using social networks in the survey report:
Download the full Nonprofit Social Network Survey Report as a PDF. In our analysis, we include graphs, and of survey data.
Check out our new white paper on Mission Inspired Gifts.
Mission Inspired Gift = Online Fundraising + Ecommerce
Learn how to enable your supporters to give great gifts that support your cause. In essence, Mission Inspired Gift programs are a form of fundraising where the donor gives to a charity and a third-party recipient receives a premium.
Download the full whitepaper, and learn how International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) increased the total dollars raised from the “Gifts for Animals” Mission Inspired Gift catalog program by 22% from 2006 to 2007 . We include helpful screenshots from four nonprofit's successful programs, and actual campaign data.
We're pleased to share a new online fundraising concept that Common Knowledge is pioneering–Rapid Donor Cultivation (RDC). The motivation for this service is the maximization of the return on investment (ROI) of a nonprofit’s email subscriber acquisition efforts.
Download the full white paper now, and learn how we increased the rate of conversion of Subscribers to Donors by 83% over the previous year. We include helpful screenshots of one very successful campaign.
Planning on going? Let us know. We’d love to meet up with you.
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NTEN Nonprofit Technology Conference San Francisco, CA April 26-28, 2009
We're really looking forward to NTC this year on our home turf, and not just because we'll be organizing two sessions.