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  1. Visit Building your Donor base on Facebook - The Nature Conservancy's experience. Building your Donor base on Facebook - The Nature Conservancy's experience.

    http://michaelatmo.blogspot.com/2008/07/building-your-donor-base-on-facebook.html

    There's been a lot of excitement in the last year about social networking in general, and about Facebook in particular. But is there really ROI for non-profit participation on these sites? Here's a success story.

  2. Visit 320,000 Acres of Forest Protected in Landmark Montana Deal 320,000 Acres of Forest Protected in Landmark Montana Deal

    http://www.nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/montana/features/

    In one of the most significant conservation sales in U.S. history, The Nature Conservancy and The Trust for Public Land have preserved 320,000 acres of pristine forest in western Montana that provide valuable habitat for species and sustainable lo… More

  3. Visit Happy Earth Day 2008 from DeviantArt Happy Earth Day 2008 from DeviantArt

    http://news.deviantart.com/article/47063/

    In support of Earth Day, deviantART will donate 10% of all prints sales from our Store on Earth Day (April 22nd) to The Nature Conservancy, and we invite you to support this cause as well as supporting your favorite artists.

  4. Visit Money For Nothing: Donating to Charities Online... For Free! Money For Nothing: Donating to Charities Online... For Free!

    http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120846184908923785.html

    Facebook users are funding rainforest preservation in Costa Rica by building gardens on each other's profile home pages. The (Lil) Green Patch application donates a portion of its ad revenue to The Nature Conservancy to help preserve the rainforest.

  5. Visit Money for Nothing: Web sites let you donate to charity just by doing searches or clicking on ad banners. And it doesn't cost you anything. Money for Nothing: Web sites let you donate to charity just by doing searches or clicking on ad banners. And it doesn't cost you anything.

    http://www.searchkindly.org/blog/2008-04-21_Coverage_By_The_Wall_Street_Journal.php

    Facebook users are funding rainforest preservation in Costa Rica by building gardens on each other's profile home pages. When a Facebook user installs the (Lil) Green Patch application on his or her profile, a small garden appears on the profil… More

  6. Visit New Causes Application Looks to Raise Money Without Donations New Causes Application Looks to Raise Money Without Donations

    http://www.allfacebook.com/2008/04/new-causes-application-looks-to-raise-money-without-donations/

    The causes application has been up for almost a year now but many critics have complained about the lack of money earned for each cause even though millions of users have become supporters. “Support the Campaign for Cancer Research” has attracted … More

  7. Visit Giving 'Face' Time to Charity Giving 'Face' Time to Charity

    http://philanthropy.com/premium/articles/v20/i08/08t00401.htm

    Great article in the Chronicle of Philanthropy about how nonprofits are using Facebook causes to raise awareness and donations for their work. The Nature Conservancy is featured alongside the Humane Society of the United States, Stand, and the App… More

  8. Visit Design*Sponge 2007 Gift Guide Design*Sponge 2007 Gift Guide

    http://www.designspongeonline.com/2007/11/weekly-wrap-up-gift-guide-madness.html

    Design*Sponge 2007 holiday gift guide, complete with gifts that give back.

  9. Visit Charity Navigator 2007 rating Charity Navigator 2007 rating

    http://www.nature.org/aboutus/leadership/art19679.html

    In 2007, Charity Navigator, America's premier independent charity evaluator, rated The Nature Conservancy as a high performing charity. This high rating was awarded because TNC exceeds industry standards in terms of efficiency and financial health.

  10. Visit Everyday Giving Blog: Nature Retreat In The Washington DC Area Everyday Giving Blog: Nature Retreat In The Washington DC Area

    http://www.everydaygivingblog.com/2007/10/the-nature-cons.html

    Today is Blog Action Day. I'm joining thousands of other bloggers to discuss different aspects of the environment. I wanted to do something special. I decided to visit one of the areas protected by The Nature Conservancy. The Nature Conservancy is… More

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