1. Idealist Consulting
2. Saleforce.com Foundation
3. TechSoup/Netsquared
4. Good2Gether
5. qGiv
6. Give2Gether
7. iMentor
8. Collactive
9. Insight
10. Organizers Database
11. DabbleDB
12. MPower
13. Guidestar
    

1. Alltops Nonprofit Page
2. Volunteering Report from the Department of Labor
3. California's Cabinet position for volunteering
4. The Hope Revolution Project
5. Flickr for Good

• America's Giving Challenge
• Frozen Pea Friday
• Nonprofit Congress 2008
• SnuzULuz Alarm Clock

• YouTube Nonprofit Program
• MySpace Impact
• Clinton Global Initiative
• MyCommitment.org
• XO Laptop - One Laptop Per Child
• ePhilanthropy Foundation 2007 Winners
• Nonprofit Tech Blog Top 25 List: Oct 2007

• About Online Volunteering Podcast
• CPNS Podcast: Informing the Australian Nonprofit Sector
• Nonprofit Law Podcast
• BoardStar: On Being Board
• Tactical Philanthropy Blog/Podcast
• Innovatorz.org
• Conquering Nonprofit Chaos
• Energize Inc Hot Topics

• www.giveandshop.com
• Share Some Foundation
• Find It. Do it. Share it. from California Volunteers
• Bill Clinton on the Oprah Winfrey Show
• Matt Flannery's Kiva Blog

• Wall Street Boxing Championship for Charity
• One Second Film
• Charities and Politics Debate

• Second Life News and Events:
• American Cancer Society Relay for Life
• Nonprofit Commons Grand Openning: Aug 14
• Blog-A-Thon for Charity
• Where Needed Most Overview
• Google Apps is Now Available for Nonprofits
• NGO in a Box

• Conversation with Iain Guest
• Michelle Lanspa's Blog
• Jennifer Hollinger's Blog
• Music: Dominicana by Andrwe Kesler

• Giving USA Stats:
• Report from onPhilanthropy
• Chronicle of Philanthropy Article
• CNN Coverage
• Micro-Philanthropy research from Peter Deitz
• Google Earth's Outreach Project
• iPhone Fundraising

• Phone: 206-888-4331
• Web: Send an Odeo Message 
• Email: 501c3cast@gmail.com

1. Volunteering Produces Health Benefits
2. Interview on Volunteer San Diego Podcast
3. www.BolderGiving.org
4. T. Boone Pickens donates $100 million to Texas medical centers
5. Peter Deitz fundraising for Net2 Innovation Award winners
6. Some new legislation affecting the Red Cross

Links about:

1. American Idol Gives Back?
2. Congrats to Britt Bravo
3. Congrats to the Netsquared Innovation winners,
4. Council of Foundation Conference Coverage:
1. from Philanthropy 2173 
2. from Michael Gilbert
5. Nonprofit Marketing Survey 

For more information visit: www.501c3cast.com, email: 501c3cast@gmail.com or  leave a vm at: 206-888-4331.

Links about:

1. Bride holds charity event after fiance cheats
2. Google.org's For-Profit Philanthropy
3. Good Magazine
4. Audit Report from the Urban Institute

If you have been asked to participate in an interview for the 501c3Cast, the following two documents will help you understand more about the interview process and may answer other general questions that you have:

501c3Cast Interview Technical Overview and FAQ - contains the answers to some common technical and logistical questions that people often have.

501c3Cast Interview Overview - outlines what to expect from the interview and some questions that will likely be asked during the interview.

News:

Here you will find general announcements and notes about the 501c3Cast. Note that the most up to date information about shows can be found in the show notes page.

• July 7, 2009: Please listen to this Announcement about a program change for the 501c3cast.



• Nov 1, 2007: The 501c3Cast will be taking a brief hiatus as Corey and his family relocates to Austin, TX. Please keep in touch!



• Sept, 2007: Corey completes a podcast series for the Youth Transition Funders Group. For more information about podcasting production and consulting, contact Corey.



• Sept, 2006: The "Summer" Schedule has been extended indefinitely. See show notes for September for details.



• Mon May 29, 2006: The 501c3cast will be published on a "summer" schedule from Memorial Day to Labor Day.  Weekly shows will resume in September.



• Sat Jan 7, 2006 : Corey is attending the Podcaster Con in Chapel Hill, NC. If you are planning on attending, please let us know so we can make sure that we have a chance to meet there!



• Wed Sept 21, 2005 : New gear is on the way! We have invested in a new mixer to improve the sound quality of the show. This investment should be evident in upcoming podcasts soon.
  
  
• Mon Sept 19, 2005 : The 501c3Cast has published a Post Hurricane Katrina PSA/Promo to encourage people to think about other considerations that the general media isn't reminding the public about. This includes: 1) The ongoing need 2) The need of other nonprofits 3) The need to be a trained volunteer in order to help in the future.
  
  
• Sat Aug 06, 2005 : We have our first promo to share with the world! This skit is just over 2 minutes long and features some entertaining sound bites from a 1942 Superman cartoon found on Archive.org. Enjoy and feel free to share with friends and other podcasts.
  
  
• Tue Aug 02, 2005 : There's been a slight change to the address that will be published for the podcast feed: http://www.501c3cast.com/feed We will still be using feedburner, but this link will allow the 501c3Cast to have more control over the home of the feed. See Rob's article at Podcast411 for a more lengthy explaination.
  
  
• Sun July 31, 2005 : The first public release of the 501c3Cast is now available for download. We are working on one more episode and a promo and then plan to begin submitting the feed to the major podcast directories for inclusion. Thanks for your patience, but, awe shucks, if you just can't wait, you can visit our feed at: http://feeds.feedburner.com/501c3cast
  We apologize for the sound quality of this first show. We are working on improving it with piled of technology and knowledge before releasing future shows.
  
  
• Wed July 27, 2005 : Hosting of the 501c3cast.com domain has now moved from a free site that Corey has used for several other hobby sites to a dedicated hosted service. This is an important set in providing you a quality RSS feed and supported website for resources.

For more information, email: 501c3cast@gmail.com

I am currently working and living in Austin, TX with my wife, Katie and our cat, Phlox. By day, I work for Convio as a Technology Consultant working with Account Managers and the clients they serve. I am grateful for my job because it gives me the opportunity to work with hundreds of nonprofits all over the United States. I'd like to think that I'm helping each of them fulfill their missions.

Prior to working with nonprofit technology, I was a fundraiser for several organizations. Many of the organizations that I've worked with have a focus of helping improve the lives of people with disabilities. I have served on the board of a developing 501c3 organization and continuously volunteer with other organizations that I believe in.

Like all of my experiences in the nonprofit world, I feel that the 501c3cast has given me more than I've contributed. The purpose of this podcast is to provide a source of inspiration and information for people involved with charitable organizations.

For more information about Corey (me), email: 501c3cast@gmail.com

I am currently working and living in Austin, TX with my wife, Katie and our cat, Phlox. By day, I work for Convio as a Technology Consultant working with Account Managers and the clients they serve. I am grateful for my job because it gives me the opportunity to work with hundreds of nonprofits all over the United States. I'd like to think that I'm helping each of them fulfill their missions.

Prior to working with nonprofit technology, I was a fundraiser for several organizations. Many of the organizations that I've worked with have a focus of helping improve the lives of people with disabilities. I have served on the board of a developing 501c3 organization and continuously volunteer with other organizations that I believe in.

Like all of my experiences in the nonprofit world, I feel that the 501c3cast has given me more than I've contributed. The purpose of this podcast is to provide a source of inspiration and information for people involved with charitable organizations.

For more information about Corey (me), email: 501c3cast@gmail.com