There you are, tasked with picking a nonprofit to volunteer at for your startup’s next team bonding event.
Where do you go to start your research? Google? Maybe.
But there’s a better way.
Your research should start with these three websites.
3 websites to find volunteering opportunities
GuideStar gives you up-to-date nonprofit information at your fingertips.
If you’re looking for nonprofit information, from basic to legitimacy information, GuideStar is your source.
Charity Navigator is a fantastic resource for all things nonprofits.
Not only do they have a robust search capability with filtering that helps you locate nonprofits, but they also provide plenty of information to help you become the best philanthropist you can be.
GreatNonprofits is like Yelp and Google wrapped into one but created for the nonprofit sector.
There are two ways you can use this website:
- A place to do research and read other people’s experiences with nonprofits
- A searchable database that makes it easy to find nonprofits around you
If you’re looking for nonprofits to volunteer at in your area, these three websites should be your starting point.
What websites (other than Google) do you use to find awesome nonprofits to get involved with?
