Streetsblog is a daily news source, online community and political mobilizer for the Livable Streets movement.

We surf the Web to find good products that help out a great cause.

As an avid human rights activist and member of the China Freedom Blog Alliance, I focus mainly on safeguarding the rights of the Chinese people who are deprived of basic freedom under the tyranny of the Chinese Communist Party.

This Blog is a small attempt to look beyond the affluent Tiger to a suffering world in great need.

Charlie Chikankata has a lot to answer for! Here I am in the heart of rural Zambia, working for The Salvation Army as the Manager/Hospital Administrator of Chikankata Health Services. Not so much an intellectuall reflection rather a kind of journal of the

The Student Activism Blog is where you'll find the latest information on Amnesty International student activities.

Blogging on UNICEF's child survival in the field. Connected to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF.

Beyond Borders is a collection of opinions on diverse topics by young people in South Asia involved with the Beyond Borders, a youth-led youth-run voluntary organization.

Your nonprofit technology community.

The official blog of Stop Hunger Now.

All about different ways of giving back to help others and make the world a better place

Focus is on humanitarian/social issue photography, using the medium to highlight worthy causes, raise awareness and as a form of advocacy.

How nonprofits can use social media.

American Red Cross youth blog.

Promoting global responsibility and awareness, with the desire to propel compassion.

Dedicated to clever and innovative trends of art and design in activism.

Art & activism blog.

Informative, sassy, and ethical, this group of young professionals blog about everything from the upcoming elections to volunteer opportunities and ways to market your non-profit on the web.

The Surfrider Foundation is a non-profit grassroots organization dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of our world’s oceans, waves and beaches.

A tiny congregation in Schenectady, rather than just fade away, want to give their church to a whole new congregation who would adopt the church as their own and, in the process be adopted by the current members as heirs of the church. That's my job.