This month's resource round-up for November includes information about how to make social networking work for your organization, pairing philanthropic bloggers and corporate giving programs, upcoming webinars for beginning to advanced Google Grantees, and an opportunity for your organization to be featured on the YouTube homepage.Using social networking to your organization's advantage this recent New York Times article , a variety of social networking strategies and goals - ranging from donations to awareness to developing strong online followings - are discussed. An important message from the article emphasizes that every social networking strategy isn't a fit for all organizations. Choose the ones that make the most sense for your org and its goals.NTEN (Nonprofit Technology Network) that can help you become a Facebook rockstar .Blogging for dollars Bloganthropy , looks to pair philanthropic bloggers with corporate giving for the greater good.Google Grants Webinar series' Google Grants Beginner Webinar Series: Learning to Use and Maximize Your Google Grant Google Grants Advanced Webinar Series: Maximizing Your Google Grant To Meet Your Organization's Goals YouTube Video Volunteers spotlight on hunger YouTube Video Volunteers channel features various issues and gives volunteers and non-profits the opportunity to showcase their organizations. With the Thanksgiving holiday coming up, the channel has been spotlighting hunger organizations, and the top three videos will be featured on the YouTube homepage at the end of the month.this form . If your org is chosen, they'll contact you to get started.discussion group so that everyone can benefit. If you'd like to review previous round-ups, just click here and read through previous months' round-ups or search for "resource round-up" from the search box at the top of the page.Posted by Jessica Vaughan, Google Grants Team
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