The following are links to places that may be useful for non-profits

• Action Without Borders "a global network of individuals and organizations sharing ideas, information and resources to help build a world where all people can live free, dignified and productive lives"
• American Public Health Association "the oldest and largest organization of public health professionals in the world"
• Citizens' Committee for Children "providing a voice for children who have no voice, especially poor and vulnerable children and children with special needs"
• Empower Web "by and about non-profit organizations, researching and funding"
• Foundation Center Online "to foster public understanding of the foundation field by collecting, organizing, analyzing, and disseminating information on foundations, corporate giving, and related subjects"
• Fund for the City of New York "to respond to the opportunities and problems of New York City; to improve the performance of the city's government and the quality of life of its citizens"
• Guidestar "a free service with information on the programs and finances of more than 600,000 American charities and nonprofit organizations"
• Impact Online "eager to get involved? want to volunteer? you've come to the right place!"
• Internet Nonprofit Center "information on more nonprofits than any other site in the world"
• Internet Resources for Nonprofit Public Service Organizations "to help administrators and employees of nonprofit, public service organizations easily locate relevant information on the Internet"
• Lawyers Alliance for New York "the leading provider of business legal services to nonprofits in New york City"
• Macrocosm USA "a non-profit clearinghouse for progressives emphasizing peace, justice, environmental, & health issues & solutions"
• National Committee for Quality Assurance "private, not-for-profit organization dedicated to assessing and reporting on the quality of managed care plans"
• Nonprofit Resources Catalog "to catalogue Internet sites that may benefit nonprofits and those interested in a wide variety of issues"
• Nonprofit Zone "implements free information systems for nonprofit organizations designed to heighten awareness of public interest issues,thereby prompting effective exposure, discourse and positive action"
• NYPIRG's Community Mapping Assistance Project "provides customized computer mapping services to non-profit organizations across New York and nationwide"
• ServeNet "the world of service and volunteering"
• Showcase New York, New Jersey & Connecticut "provides hardware, software, training and educational support to non-profits interested in using technology to more efficiently and effectively fulfill their mission"
• The United Nations "assist refugees and help improve telecommunication; deliver food aid and protect consumers; combat disease and help expand food production; make loans to developing countries and help stabilize financial markets"
• The United Way "a national system of volunteers, contributors, and local charities built on the proven effectiveness of local organizations helping people in their own communities"
• The United Way of New York City "healthier kids, more active senior citizens, stronger families, safer neighborhoods, and greater self-sufficiency all around"
• Volunteer Computer Corps "a non-profit student group dedicated to lending our computer expertise to the community"