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Weekly Update from NPC: August 17, 2010

Posted Tue, 08/17/2010 - 01:21 by InKenzo

Weekly Update from the Nonprofit Commons in Second Life

Events this week: 8:30AM Friday meeting at the Plush Nonprofit Commons Amphitheatre http://bit.ly/nonprofitcommons will give you a direct teleport to our main gathering area!

August 19th at 11AM: WEBINAR TechSoup for Faith-Based Organizations http://bit.ly/tsfaith

Last week at the NPC: Steven Toussaint is our newest resident on Health Commons with the new Alzheimers Association of NYC: Visit their site at http://www.alz.org/nyc/ or check out their new hilltop office on Health Commons!

Extra, Extra!: Ben Rigby talks micro-volunteering and community

Posted Fri, 07/30/2010 - 08:52 by penguin kuhn


Written by guest blogger, MeiMei Fox, @meimeifox and cross-posted to TechSoup blog.

 

 

 

Introducing "TraumaAdoption.org"

Posted Sat, 11/01/2008 - 15:30 by Creech

I am a Dad.

I became a father about three and a half years ago by adopting a little girl in my immediate community that needed a mom and a dad. My wife and I had looked at adopting internationally but ultimately decided that there was so much need in our own backyard that we would grow our family through social services. My wife and I started out as foster parents and ultimately segued into finalising.

NPC Community Member Profiles

Posted Mon, 03/17/2008 - 18:45 by khrys

Khrys Kanto/Her StartupMy name is Khrys Kanto and I assist Zazoom Zimminy with volunteer coordination. Part of this includes introducing new members to the NPC community. To keep things simple, I've created a community profile sheet that can be downloaded here.

Interview with Kyle Reis/Zazoom Zimminy

Posted Fri, 12/28/2007 - 11:55 by kanter

1.  Your rl/sl name and affiliation:
 
Kyle Reis/Zazoom Zimminy, Board Co-Chair of the Grants Managers Network (GMN) and Assistant Manager, Program Staff Development at the Ford Foundation

2.  How did you get involved in the NP Commons?  Why?
 

 

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