http://nonprofit.about.com/
"Information about nonprofit organizations, management, fundraising, grant writing, volunteers, nonprofit employment and nonprofit start-ups."
 

http://www.asaenet.org/cda/asae/associations_search/1,3200,MEN3,00.html?AlliedSocietyCode=ALL&submit=Go%21
A searchable directory of the Web sites of associations. Search by association name, category, and location and get a direct link each association's Web site.
 

http://www.benton.org/publibrary/toolkits/stratcommtool.html
Benton's Best Practices Toolkit provides "tools to help nonprofits make effective use of communications and information technologies." This site has a comprehensive list of links to online resources that includes items about technology funding and basic Web information.
 

http://www.conference-board.org/
"The Conference Board is the world's leading business membership and research organization, connecting senior executives from more than 2,200 enterprises in over 60 nations. A nonprofit, nonadvocacy organization, The Conference Board produces the Consumer Confidence Index, the Leading Economic Indicators, and a wide range of reports on best business practices and the latest economic trends, which leads to The Conference Board receiving more than 21,000 media citations per year. The Conference Board also provides a diverse program of conferences and forums for over 15,000 executives from different industries and nations to meet and share insights."
 

http://www.coyotecom.com/tips.html
The Technology Tip Sheets were created "to help organizations and individuals reap money-saving, program-enhancing benefits from technology. Most of this material is geared to not-for-profit and public sector organizations, but some (at the bottom of this page) is more general, and all of it is applicable (and adaptable) to a variety of agencies."
 

http://www.execsearches.com/
"ExecSearches.com is the premier site for nonprofit and public sector employment in higher education, health, advocacy, philanthropy, government, social and human services, and community and economic development."
 

http://fdncenter.org/
The Foundation Center is a non-profit organization devoted to serving the information needs of grantmakers and grantseekers. They publish an extensive list of books and provide libraries and training sessions related to the non-profit sector. The Website's Reference Desk has a FAQ page organized by topic, a long list of annotated links for finding online sites related to non-profits, and an online reference librarian who takes questions by e-mail. There are also some informational materials online such as a "A Proposal Writing Short Course."
 

http://www.mapnp.org/library/
The Free Management Library provides extensive how-to management information to managers -- particularly those with very limited resources. Items in the library are relevant to both for-profit and nonprofit organizations unless otherwise marked at the top of the page containing the item. Organized into 675 different management related categories, the library provides resources from topics ranging from organizational communitation to e-commerce to risk management.
 

http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/Memorial/grants/nonprof.htm
This web page, presented by The Grants Information Center at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, "includes funding resources for organizations and sponsored individuals, as well as information on varied aspects of philanthropy and fundraising." Includes links to other Internet resources.
 

http://granthelp.clarityconnect.com/
A site providing tips, techniques, and books related to grant writing. Resources include a list of Internet resources, quick tips, a glossary, a list of acronyms, and news.
 

http://www.srainternational.org/newweb/grantsweb/index.cfm
"The Grant Resources page is a great resource for researching available public, private and Government grants."
 

http://www.ssw.umich.edu/resources/index2.html?collection=grants
GRANTS, ETC. is designed to enable both experienced and novice grantseekers and fund-raisers to access information on the Internet by providing annotated links to a variety of funding sources, including corporate, foundation, non-profit, government, individual and international sources. This site also provides information about related learning resources, such as workshops, associations, journals, and libraries. Grant seekers will also discover proposal writing suggestions and supportive data sources, such as statistical information, from this site.
 

http://www.guidestar.org/
"A free information service on the programs and finances of more than 600,000 charities and nonprofits, news on philanthropy, and resources for donors and volunteers." The site has a database of charities and nonprofits that is searchable by keyword, location, or income range; a news service; classified ads placed by the nonprofit organizations in the database; and suggestions to individuals about charitable giving, including tips on tax deductions and non-cash contributions.
 

http://www.form1023help.com/index.html
"This webstite, based on a free class taught in Seattle, Washington, in the 1990's, is designed to help new non-profit organizations complete IRS Form 1023, the Application for Exempt Status Under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code." The website offers page by page instructions, information on how the IRS processes applications, and other helpful and timely information.
 

http://www.idealist.org/
A site run by a non-profit foundation which has a searchable directory of 10,000 Web sites of non-profit organizations, information on volunteering, jobs, projects and some tools for non-profits on subjects like fundraising, financial management, personnel, public relations, legal issues.
 

http://www.independentsector.org/
"INDEPENDENT SECTOR is committed to strengthening, empowering, and partnering with nonprofit and philanthropic organizations in their work on behalf of the public good. Its membership of nonprofit organizations, foundations, and corporate philanthropy programs collectively represents tens of thousands of charitable groups serving every cause in every region of the country, as well as millions of donors and volunteers."
 

http://www.nonprofit-info.org/
This site is a project of The Evergreen State Society in Washington State and it provides information to nonprofit organizations. Includes periodical bulletins and links to "The Nonprofit Files (FAQ), "Information for Washington Nonprofits" and the the Evergreen State Society.
 

http://www.nonprofits.org/
A great resource to find information about nonprofits all over the United States. You can search for a nonprofit by entering in key terms (or a name) and the state you are interested in. You can also browse homepages provided by organizations themselves. In addition to this information, you can browse their library of articles about various non-profits and non-profit issues.
 

http://www.uticapubliclibrary.org/non-profit/directory.html
"Internet Resources for Nonprofits is a current listing of annotated resource links particularly useful to nonprofit agencies and their staff, volunteers and community leadership... It includes an extensive selection of online resources for people who seek free access to professionally related topic areas including: fund raising, grants, boards, management & leadership, prospect research, technology, children & youth, education, volunteerism, evaluation & outcomes and more."
 

http://www.infowebservices.com/kc/
This site is a directory of more than 300 nonprofit and public sector web sites. It also provides links to Internet resources of interest to nonprofit organizations in any part of the U.S.
 

http://www.nonprofit-info.org/
This site has compiled the Frequently Asked Questions from the newsgroup soc.org.nonprofit and also provides links to sites of interest to non-profits.
 

http://www.firstgov.gov/About.shtml
The NonProfit Gateway "is designed as a central starting point to help nonprofit organizations access online Federal information and services. Linked to all Cabinet Departments and many agencies, it contains information about grants, regulations, taxes, and other services as well as information on a wide range of other topics and programs."
 

http://www.opportunitynocs.org/index.jsp
"The Internet's leading source of nonprofit jobs and career opportunities." You can post or search for non-profit jobs in the United States. The Library links to publications, newsgroups, and organizations that might also be of interest.
 

http://www.serviceleader.org/new/virtual/
The Virtual Volunteering Project provides resources to agencies that recruit and manage on-line volunteers, as well as to people who are on-line volunteers. Resources include the On-line Volunteering Handbook, an on-line volunteer listserv, and links to on-line volunteer opportunities.
 

http://www.volunteermatch.org/
A non-profit organization whose mission is "to facilitate and increase community involvement via the internet. [They] seek to collaborate with and complement existing organizations and build community resources to get more people involved." The site lists volunteer opportunities available through Volunteer America, allows you to search for non-profits in your local area and has a section about the "why and how" of volunteering.