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Idealist.org and Reddit launched a joint venture today: IdealistNews.org , a social news site geared towards nonprofits. While I have accounts with StumbleUpon and Reddit, I rarely use them. Tags: NPTech stumbleupon idealistnews.org idealist.org reddit web2.0 You're probably familiar with the concept of social news through sites like StumbleUpon and Digg : users post links to stories, other users rate the posts by voting them up or down. MORE
The SocialPath The Vertex Systems Newsletter Skip to content Home ← Tips for a Successful Software Implementation Capacity Building with Training Teams → 4 Myths About Hiring People with Disabilities Posted on March 8, 2011 by vertex | Leave a comment There are many misconceptions about hiring those with disabilities. It’s one of the main reasons why the unemployment rate for those with disabilities is consistently higher than those without. Most of our clients have vocational rehabilitation programs with employment services for people with developmental, intellectual and/or physical disabilities and we hear how difficult it can be for their counselors to place them. I recently read an article in the Grand Forks Herald about this problem and it had a list of myths and misconceptions about hiring people with disabilities, from Mark Landa, a business specialist with North Dakota’s Division of Vocational Rehabilitation office in Grand Forks. Here are the 4 myths he lists: People with disabilities don’t want to work. Not true, Landa said. Not only do people with disabilities want to work, he said, they also rival others with their job performance ratings and absentee rates — and they’re more loyal. The Americans with Disabilities Act mandates hiring people with disabilities and makes firing them impossible. “If they’re qualified to do the job, and they’re not going to cost you a lot of extra money, then you’re supposed to hire them—if they’re more qualified than someone else,” Landa said. “And the ADA says, if they can’t do the job, you get rid of them just like anybody else.” People with disabilities are expensive as employees. Most reasonable accommodations for people with disability are inexpensive, according to Landa. “Over half of them cost little or nothing. It could be just as simple as adjusting a work schedule or putting a block of wood under a desk to get it at the right height,” he said. If the accommodation does come at a cost, Landa said, it’s usually less than $600. Employer insurance rates will go up if they hire someone with a disability. Workers compensation or workforce safety insurance costs relate to incidents that happen at a business. “That person has never worked there; they can’t affect the rates,” Landa said. It’s a great list and something everyone should be aware of. Pass it along to make sure more people with disabilities can get their chance to join there community and build their confidence. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Non-Profit News and tagged disability employment , disability unemployment , hiring the disabled , people with disabilities unemployment. Bookmark the permalink. ← Tips for a Successful Software Implementation Capacity Building with Training Teams → Leave a Reply Cancel reply About Vertex Systems Vertex Systems provides Social Services Software designed specifically for Agencies that Serve People with Disabilities We have solutions for client payroll, service billing, case management and attendance. Our software provides modern electronic documentation capabilities to replace paper, eliminate errors, save time and save money for nonprofit agencies. Vertex Systems Poll Recent Articles 16 Twitter Tools for Nonprofits Feb. Unemployment Rate for People with Disabilities A GPS for Your Nonprofit? Follow Us! Blogroll About Vertex Systems Ancor Disabilities Education Blog Vertex on Facebook Vertex on Linkedin Vertex on Twitter We Support: Vertex Systems 440 Polaris Parkway, Ste 150, Westerville, OH 43082 Toll-Free Phone : 866 - 981 - 2600 E-mail :Info@VertexSystems.com Vertex Post History March 2011 February 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 The SocialPath: by Vertex Systems Proudly powered by Vertex Systems - All Rights Reserved 2010-2011. follow: Become our Facebook Fan Connect with Us RSS Tweet with Vertex MORE
Thanks to everyone who voted for our submission in Reddit's FeedANeed.org contest and has donated to our $20.09 This honor translates to 160 hours of pro-bono programming and volunteer hours from the Reddit community. MORE
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote in my blog about the entry of Social Actions/Change the Web in Reddit's Feed A Need contest. This honor translates to 160 hours of pro-bono programming and volunteer hours from the Reddit community. As the days wore on, and the contest gained momentum, our team remained cautiously optimistic that a win could be clinched. MORE
The SocialPath The Vertex Systems Newsletter Skip to content Home ← A GPS for Your Nonprofit? 16 Twitter Tools for Nonprofits → Feb. MORE
Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Non-Profit Business Advice , Non-Profit News , Social Media. MORE
Use Reddit. Reddit , like Craigslist, is probably one of the ugliest but most useful websites on the internet. And if it’s received a lot of attention on Reddit, chances are it will do well with your Facebook Page. MORE
While on the topic of advertising, I recently came across a Reddit thread discussing the potential of promoting fundraising efforts online. In this weekly nonprofit marketing link roundup , we’re taking a look at articles that are all about online fundraising strategies. MORE
Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Non-Profit News. MORE
Well, several social media sites like HootSuite , SCVNGR , Reddit , Quora and Foursquare use Amazon’s services to host their content. Yesterday, Amazon had a server problem for their cloud-based clients. You can read more about it here. What does that have to do with social media? MORE
Reddit Blog :: reddit.com/r/blog. Reddit. The nonprofit sector has a large community of technology bloggers committed to helping nonprofits stay current on emerging trends in social media, online fundraising, and mobile technology. MORE
Speakers at the rally included Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian, technology thinker Clay Shirkey and others from the city’s tech startup world. This afternoon, our friends at The New York Tech Meetup took the protest against wide-ranging anti-piracy bills to the streets of Manhattan. MORE
Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Non-Profit News and tagged Department of Labor , disability employment. MORE
The referral traffic came from Reddit. So What? The news piece that was on the top of the Reddit site was about the server outages for major online services. The comments were discussing what people did when Reddit was done. MORE
The SocialPath The Vertex Systems Newsletter Skip to content Home ← White House Budget Supports Workers with Disabilities Disability Vocational Training – “Start Earlier, Push Harder&# → Meet the People We Work With Posted on February 23, 2011 by vertex | 1 Comment Every day, we talk with people who work at human services agencies that serve those with disabilities. We hear about the budget troubles, the compliance issues, and the lack of resources. We understand the great work these folks are doing for their participants and we wanted to recognize them. We have a new section on our website – the Customer Spotlight. It’s a way for us to “show off&# the wonderful people we work with at Vertex Systems. Our newest spotlight is Brenda Rutherford, an IT Director for Kent-Sussex Industries over in Milford, Delaware. They provide supported employment and competitive placement services for their clients. And they provide vocational educational opportunities, such as community trips and community volunteer trips. They have 102 full-time staff and serve 259 active participants and 55 casual production workers. Brenda shares her story and tells us about one of her hardworking participants. Check it out when you get a chance! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Case Management Solutions , Client Payroll Software , ERP Software , Non-Profit Software , Nonprofit Management Software , Vertex Systems News and tagged supported employment , vocational rehabilitation. Bookmark the permalink. ← White House Budget Supports Workers with Disabilities Disability Vocational Training – “Start Earlier, Push Harder&# → One Response to Meet the People We Work With Pingback: Tweets that mention Meet the People We Work With | The SocialPath -- Topsy.com Leave a Reply Cancel reply About Vertex Systems Vertex Systems provides Social Services Software designed specifically for Agencies that Serve People with Disabilities We have solutions for client payroll, service billing, case management and attendance. Our software provides modern electronic documentation capabilities to replace paper, eliminate errors, save time and save money for nonprofit agencies. Vertex Systems Poll Recent Articles 16 Twitter Tools for Nonprofits Feb. Unemployment Rate for People with Disabilities A GPS for Your Nonprofit? Follow Us! Blogroll About Vertex Systems Ancor Disabilities Education Blog Vertex on Facebook Vertex on Linkedin Vertex on Twitter We Support: Vertex Systems 440 Polaris Parkway, Ste 150, Westerville, OH 43082 Toll-Free Phone : 866 - 981 - 2600 E-mail :Info@VertexSystems.com Vertex Post History March 2011 February 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 The SocialPath: by Vertex Systems Proudly powered by Vertex Systems - All Rights Reserved 2010-2011. follow: Become our Facebook Fan Connect with Us RSS Tweet with Vertex MORE
Easier to determine–and something I can now instruct you to do for yourself–is to learn the difference between Digg , Reddit , Facebook , Twitter , and StumbleUpon. After all, it takes work to gain the status you need on a site like Digg or Reddit to get your submissions noticed. People who submit links to Digg, Reddit, or one of the other commonly used social networks likely already have a method of doing this, and an icon on your pages is unlikely to help them do so. MORE
The Charity Social 100 Index | Voluntary Sector Network | Guardian Professional : Voluntary sector blog banner The Charity Social 100 Index Charities need to develop more effective social strategies for a cash-strapped age reddit this Comments (2) Anne McCrossan and Steve Bridger Guardian Professional, Monday 19 September 2011 04.30 MORE
The Charity Social 100 Index | Voluntary Sector Network | Guardian Professional : Voluntary sector blog banner The Charity Social 100 Index Charities need to develop more effective social strategies for a cash-strapped age reddit this Comments (2) Anne McCrossan and Steve Bridger Guardian Professional, Monday 19 September 2011 04.30 MORE
Reddit. Reddit has all of its contents on the site such as memes, world news, sections dedicated to cities and countries, etc. There are no restrictions on Reddit. They do not have a full list of the sub-Reddits, but you can see a sidebar of the subs mentioned above on the site. MORE
The community could be a blog community, a YouTube channel community, a Facebook or Ning group, or a reddit group. The Reddit fundraising challenge that raised almost $60,000. The Atheist, Christian, and Islam subgroups of Reddit , the social news site, decided to raise funds and challenge each other at the same time, in a good-natured way. On December 9th, redditor maggieed suggested that the reddit Christianity subgroup start a fundraiser MORE
Last night, I attended the Berkman Thursday Blogger Meeting which featured Alexis and Steve, Reddit Founders. Reddit is a community news service with ratings. "Not enough money to live in luxury, but enough to be able to work on Reddit and live."). Reddit is like del.icio.us Alexis and Steve received venture capital from a company that funds projects by youth (these guys must have been all of 22). MORE
Thanks to everyone who voted for our submission in Reddit's FeedANeed.org contest and has donated to our $20.09 This honor translates to 160 hours of pro-bono programming and volunteer hours from the Reddit community. MORE
University of Reddit. This site is a great resource, although quite unknown compared to the mighty Reddit, this site gives users the opportunity to share information through classrooms. This is a guest post by Sandra Miller, a tech writer from Brooklyn. MORE
I'll be interested to see how reddit coordinates the actual doing of the volunteer work, and what the results are. reddit volunteer online webReddit.com , a social news site, is pairing volunteers with nonprofits between now and February 14, 2009 as part of its Feed a Need project. MORE
Amid all the bad stuff, you'll find some ridiculously generous human beings on Reddit. I'll admit it: when people have asked me how brands could engage effectively on Reddit , the super-popular link-sharing social network, I've usually rolled my eyes and said, "They can't.". In light of the success of that event, people are asking once again if brands and nonprofits can use Reddit effectively. What's wrong with Reddit. Annie Lynsen. Director of Awesomeness. MORE
Latest Episode Highlights Danger and Potential of Reddit Fundraising - Social Media - The Chronicle of Philanthropy- Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas Over Labor Day weekend, the same subreddit that helped disseminate a cache of nude celebrity photographs tried to organize an online fundraiser "in honor of" Jennifer Lawrence, one of the actresses victimized by the leak. MORE
Wasting Time While Doing Good: Nonprofits and the World of reddit. One of the best outlets for that is reddit. Despite what your boss might think, you can actually use reddit for good. As we complete another trip around the Sun, one can’t help but feel a little nostalgic. (We MORE
My colleague, Ivan Boothe, who works with the Genocide Intervention Network and who is incredible smart about integrating social media into cause-related campaigns, pinged me about this reddit campaign. I'm also highlighting this because it is a terrific example of using social news sites like Digg and Reddit o promote a cause (the Reddit guys were among my first video blog interviewees back in Nov. See the full alert here. MORE
Last year, social bookmarking site Reddit partnered up to raise over $3,000 for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF.org), a non-profit selected by the website’s users to benefit from the fund-raising drive. It's partly an acknowledgement that many people have few funds to spare, and partly a nod to the wealth of high-tech talent found among Reddit users. MORE
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote in my blog about the entry of Social Actions/Change the Web in Reddit's Feed A Need contest. This honor translates to 160 hours of pro-bono programming and volunteer hours from the Reddit community. As the days wore on, and the contest gained momentum, our team remained cautiously optimistic that a win could be clinched. MORE
While on the topic of advertising, I recently came across a Reddit thread discussing the potential of promoting fundraising efforts online. In this weekly nonprofit marketing link roundup , we’re taking a look at articles that are all about digital fundraising strategies. MORE
This is viral philanthropy, through which users of online communities, such as Reddit, Facebook, Twitter and other platforms, spread awareness and raise money for those who need it Viral Philanthropy: The Impact of Crowdsourced Compassion : Bus monitor Karen Klein didn’t ask the world for sympathy, and she definitely didn’t request money. But once Internet users watched the heartbreaking viral video of young students harassing Klein, they reached for their wallets. MORE
advanced social network integration features match students' email addresses to nearly 100 different social media accounts, including Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and Tumblr, allowing you to analyze the best digital platforms for engaging the student body. MORE
Reddit. If you’re not currently visiting Reddit to grab ideas for your blog, start doing so immediately. And dedicated Reddit users can sometimes get into some pretty lengthy discussions on topics in the comment sections, which is certainly a place bloggers should be checking out for current interests. One of the biggest obstacles bloggers encounter—whether they’re on the WordPress platform or not—is how to create content that is based on currently trending topics. MORE
Reddit is getting a fundraising button - Technolog on NBCNews.com : Now, for the first time, Reddit users will be able to execute some of these fundraisers within Reddit-branded pages MORE
A single donor donated $56 million worth of Bitcoin to 60 nonprofits at the start of 2018 – on Reddit! Get your organization ready to accept cryptocurrency now, so that you aren’t left empty-handed the next time a donor gives away $55 million dollars worth of cryptocurrency on Reddit. MORE
Imagine my great joy upon learning that Reddit is hosting a fantastic resource to connect volunteers of all stripes with organizations that need them this holiday season -- and those volunteers could win some BACON! You may have read about my intense love of all things bacon. I talk about it some(all the)times. MORE
massnonprofit news :: : "Web Users Vote to Give $246K to Three Boston Area Nonprofits February 27, 2015 — Three Boston area nonprofits will each receive a donation exceeding $82,000 from reddit, a social networking service and news website, sharing 10% of the organization’s gross 2014 ad revenue with seven other nonprofits nationwide. MORE
Certainly you’ve read all about what happened at Reddit ( see this long and full rundown if you need the backstory ), where the community revolted after a beloved community manager was unceremoniously fired without explanation, and which eventually led to the CEO’s firing. MORE
My one stop, time-wasting source is a little gem called reddit. So, what is reddit? Reddit is, as its tagline boasts, the front page of the Internet. Reddit is the amalgamation (22 point word on Words with Friends) of everything that is the Internet. It’s Friday. MORE
One Reddit user proposed that anyone who looked at these illegal photos should donate money to the Prostate Cancer Foundation. On Tuesday, September 2, the Prostate Cancer Foundation released the following statement : A post appeared on Reddit late Monday afternoon, September 1, 2014. A Reddit user directed other Reddit users to make a donation to the Prostate Cancer Foundation without the Foundation’s knowledge. MORE
Use Reddit. Reddit , like Craigslist, is probably one of the ugliest but most useful websites on the internet. And if it’s received a lot of attention on Reddit, chances are it will do well with your Facebook Page. MORE
Use Reddit. Reddit , like Craigslist, is probably one of the ugliest but most useful websites on the internet. And if it’s received a lot of attention on Reddit, chances are it will do well with your Facebook Page. MORE
Reddit Related Topics AFP Blog
AUGUST 28, 2012
Reddit is getting a fundraising button - Technolog on NBCNews.com : Now, for the first time, Reddit users will be able to execute some of these fundraisers within Reddit-branded pages
SocialFish
SEPTEMBER 16, 2015
Certainly you’ve read all about what happened at Reddit ( see this long and full rundown if you need the backstory ), where the community revolted after a beloved community manager was unceremoniously fired without explanation, and which eventually led to the CEO’s firing.
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NTEN
NOVEMBER 9, 2012
Amid all the bad stuff, you'll find some ridiculously generous human beings on Reddit. I'll admit it: when people have asked me how brands could engage effectively on Reddit , the super-popular link-sharing social network, I've usually rolled my eyes and said, "They can't.". In light of the success of that event, people are asking once again if brands and nonprofits can use Reddit effectively. What's wrong with Reddit. Annie Lynsen. Director of Awesomeness.
AFP Blog
SEPTEMBER 9, 2014
Latest Episode Highlights Danger and Potential of Reddit Fundraising - Social Media - The Chronicle of Philanthropy- Connecting the nonprofit world with news, jobs, and ideas Over Labor Day weekend, the same subreddit that helped disseminate a cache of nude celebrity photographs tried to organize an online fundraiser "in honor of" Jennifer Lawrence, one of the actresses victimized by the leak.
Have Fun - Do Good
DECEMBER 22, 2008
I'll be interested to see how reddit coordinates the actual doing of the volunteer work, and what the results are. reddit volunteer online webReddit.com , a social news site, is pairing volunteers with nonprofits between now and February 14, 2009 as part of its Feed a Need project.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
NOVEMBER 21, 2005
The Reddit Alien is ready for Thanksgiving! Here's more about Reddit
Wild Apricot
DECEMBER 21, 2008
Last year, social bookmarking site Reddit partnered up to raise over $3,000 for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF.org), a non-profit selected by the website’s users to benefit from the fund-raising drive. It's partly an acknowledgement that many people have few funds to spare, and partly a nod to the wealth of high-tech talent found among Reddit users.
NonProfit Hub
OCTOBER 30, 2015
My one stop, time-wasting source is a little gem called reddit. So, what is reddit? Reddit is, as its tagline boasts, the front page of the Internet. Reddit is the amalgamation (22 point word on Words with Friends) of everything that is the Internet. It’s Friday.
Social Actions
JANUARY 6, 2009
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote in my blog about the entry of Social Actions/Change the Web in Reddit's Feed A Need contest. This honor translates to 160 hours of pro-bono programming and volunteer hours from the Reddit community. As the days wore on, and the contest gained momentum, our team remained cautiously optimistic that a win could be clinched.
Social Actions
JANUARY 6, 2009
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote in my blog about the entry of Social Actions/Change the Web in Reddit's Feed A Need contest. This honor translates to 160 hours of pro-bono programming and volunteer hours from the Reddit community. As the days wore on, and the contest gained momentum, our team remained cautiously optimistic that a win could be clinched.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
NOVEMBER 11, 2005
Last night, I attended the Berkman Thursday Blogger Meeting which featured Alexis and Steve, Reddit Founders. Reddit is a community news service with ratings. "Not enough money to live in luxury, but enough to be able to work on Reddit and live."). Reddit is like del.icio.us Alexis and Steve received venture capital from a company that funds projects by youth (these guys must have been all of 22).
Social Actions
JANUARY 6, 2009
Thanks to everyone who voted for our submission in Reddit's FeedANeed.org contest and has donated to our $20.09 This honor translates to 160 hours of pro-bono programming and volunteer hours from the Reddit community.
Social Actions
JANUARY 6, 2009
Thanks to everyone who voted for our submission in Reddit's FeedANeed.org contest and has donated to our $20.09 This honor translates to 160 hours of pro-bono programming and volunteer hours from the Reddit community.
AFP Blog
MARCH 4, 2015
massnonprofit news :: : "Web Users Vote to Give $246K to Three Boston Area Nonprofits February 27, 2015 — Three Boston area nonprofits will each receive a donation exceeding $82,000 from reddit, a social networking service and news website, sharing 10% of the organization’s gross 2014 ad revenue with seven other nonprofits nationwide.
NTEN
MARCH 5, 2009
Idealist.org and Reddit launched a joint venture today: IdealistNews.org , a social news site geared towards nonprofits. While I have accounts with StumbleUpon and Reddit, I rarely use them. Tags: NPTech stumbleupon idealistnews.org idealist.org reddit web2.0 You're probably familiar with the concept of social news through sites like StumbleUpon and Digg : users post links to stories, other users rate the posts by voting them up or down.
Connection Cafe
SEPTEMBER 4, 2014
One Reddit user proposed that anyone who looked at these illegal photos should donate money to the Prostate Cancer Foundation. On Tuesday, September 2, the Prostate Cancer Foundation released the following statement : A post appeared on Reddit late Monday afternoon, September 1, 2014. A Reddit user directed other Reddit users to make a donation to the Prostate Cancer Foundation without the Foundation’s knowledge.
Beaconfire Wire
JUNE 3, 2009
Easier to determine–and something I can now instruct you to do for yourself–is to learn the difference between Digg , Reddit , Facebook , Twitter , and StumbleUpon. After all, it takes work to gain the status you need on a site like Digg or Reddit to get your submissions noticed. People who submit links to Digg, Reddit, or one of the other commonly used social networks likely already have a method of doing this, and an icon on your pages is unlikely to help them do so.
Nonprofit Tech for Good
APRIL 25, 2015
Reddit Blog :: reddit.com/r/blog. Reddit. The nonprofit sector has a large community of technology bloggers committed to helping nonprofits stay current on emerging trends in social media, online fundraising, and mobile technology.
AFP Blog
JULY 11, 2012
This is viral philanthropy, through which users of online communities, such as Reddit, Facebook, Twitter and other platforms, spread awareness and raise money for those who need it Viral Philanthropy: The Impact of Crowdsourced Compassion : Bus monitor Karen Klein didn’t ask the world for sympathy, and she definitely didn’t request money. But once Internet users watched the heartbreaking viral video of young students harassing Klein, they reached for their wallets.
NTEN
DECEMBER 16, 2008
Imagine my great joy upon learning that Reddit is hosting a fantastic resource to connect volunteers of all stripes with organizations that need them this holiday season -- and those volunteers could win some BACON! You may have read about my intense love of all things bacon. I talk about it some(all the)times.
Everyaction
MAY 14, 2018
advanced social network integration features match students' email addresses to nearly 100 different social media accounts, including Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and Tumblr, allowing you to analyze the best digital platforms for engaging the student body.
NCE Social Media
APRIL 22, 2011
Well, several social media sites like HootSuite , SCVNGR , Reddit , Quora and Foursquare use Amazon’s services to host their content. Yesterday, Amazon had a server problem for their cloud-based clients. You can read more about it here. What does that have to do with social media?
SocialFish
FEBRUARY 21, 2019
Use Reddit. Reddit , like Craigslist, is probably one of the ugliest but most useful websites on the internet. And if it’s received a lot of attention on Reddit, chances are it will do well with your Facebook Page.
NonProfit Hub
DECEMBER 23, 2015
Wasting Time While Doing Good: Nonprofits and the World of reddit. One of the best outlets for that is reddit. Despite what your boss might think, you can actually use reddit for good. As we complete another trip around the Sun, one can’t help but feel a little nostalgic. (We
Byte Technology
JANUARY 12, 2017
Reddit. If you’re not currently visiting Reddit to grab ideas for your blog, start doing so immediately. And dedicated Reddit users can sometimes get into some pretty lengthy discussions on topics in the comment sections, which is certainly a place bloggers should be checking out for current interests. One of the biggest obstacles bloggers encounter—whether they’re on the WordPress platform or not—is how to create content that is based on currently trending topics.
Nonprofit Tech for Good
FEBRUARY 6, 2020
A single donor donated $56 million worth of Bitcoin to 60 nonprofits at the start of 2018 – on Reddit! Get your organization ready to accept cryptocurrency now, so that you aren’t left empty-handed the next time a donor gives away $55 million dollars worth of cryptocurrency on Reddit.
AFP Blog
SEPTEMBER 20, 2011
The Charity Social 100 Index | Voluntary Sector Network | Guardian Professional : Voluntary sector blog banner The Charity Social 100 Index Charities need to develop more effective social strategies for a cash-strapped age reddit this Comments (2) Anne McCrossan and Steve Bridger Guardian Professional, Monday 19 September 2011 04.30
AFP Blog
SEPTEMBER 20, 2011
The Charity Social 100 Index | Voluntary Sector Network | Guardian Professional : Voluntary sector blog banner The Charity Social 100 Index Charities need to develop more effective social strategies for a cash-strapped age reddit this Comments (2) Anne McCrossan and Steve Bridger Guardian Professional, Monday 19 September 2011 04.30
Frogloop
JANUARY 3, 2011
The community could be a blog community, a YouTube channel community, a Facebook or Ning group, or a reddit group. The Reddit fundraising challenge that raised almost $60,000. The Atheist, Christian, and Islam subgroups of Reddit , the social news site, decided to raise funds and challenge each other at the same time, in a good-natured way. On December 9th, redditor maggieed suggested that the reddit Christianity subgroup start a fundraiser
Vertex Systems
MARCH 21, 2011
Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Non-Profit Business Advice , Non-Profit News , Social Media.
John Haydon
MAY 1, 2012
Use Reddit. Reddit , like Craigslist, is probably one of the ugliest but most useful websites on the internet. And if it’s received a lot of attention on Reddit, chances are it will do well with your Facebook Page.
Mobile Commons
JANUARY 18, 2012
Speakers at the rally included Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian, technology thinker Clay Shirkey and others from the city’s tech startup world. This afternoon, our friends at The New York Tech Meetup took the protest against wide-ranging anti-piracy bills to the streets of Manhattan.
SocialFish
JANUARY 21, 2013
University of Reddit. This site is a great resource, although quite unknown compared to the mighty Reddit, this site gives users the opportunity to share information through classrooms. This is a guest post by Sandra Miller, a tech writer from Brooklyn.
Vertex Systems
MARCH 17, 2011
The SocialPath The Vertex Systems Newsletter Skip to content Home ← A GPS for Your Nonprofit? 16 Twitter Tools for Nonprofits → Feb.
Vertex Systems
FEBRUARY 23, 2011
The SocialPath The Vertex Systems Newsletter Skip to content Home ← White House Budget Supports Workers with Disabilities Disability Vocational Training – “Start Earlier, Push Harder&# → Meet the People We Work With Posted on February 23, 2011 by vertex | 1 Comment Every day, we talk with people who work at human services agencies that serve those with disabilities. We hear about the budget troubles, the compliance issues, and the lack of resources. We understand the great work these folks are doing for their participants and we wanted to recognize them. We have a new section on our website – the Customer Spotlight. It’s a way for us to “show off&# the wonderful people we work with at Vertex Systems. Our newest spotlight is Brenda Rutherford, an IT Director for Kent-Sussex Industries over in Milford, Delaware. They provide supported employment and competitive placement services for their clients. And they provide vocational educational opportunities, such as community trips and community volunteer trips. They have 102 full-time staff and serve 259 active participants and 55 casual production workers. Brenda shares her story and tells us about one of her hardworking participants. Check it out when you get a chance! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Case Management Solutions , Client Payroll Software , ERP Software , Non-Profit Software , Nonprofit Management Software , Vertex Systems News and tagged supported employment , vocational rehabilitation. Bookmark the permalink. ← White House Budget Supports Workers with Disabilities Disability Vocational Training – “Start Earlier, Push Harder&# → One Response to Meet the People We Work With Pingback: Tweets that mention Meet the People We Work With | The SocialPath -- Topsy.com Leave a Reply Cancel reply About Vertex Systems Vertex Systems provides Social Services Software designed specifically for Agencies that Serve People with Disabilities We have solutions for client payroll, service billing, case management and attendance. Our software provides modern electronic documentation capabilities to replace paper, eliminate errors, save time and save money for nonprofit agencies. Vertex Systems Poll Recent Articles 16 Twitter Tools for Nonprofits Feb. Unemployment Rate for People with Disabilities A GPS for Your Nonprofit? Follow Us! Blogroll About Vertex Systems Ancor Disabilities Education Blog Vertex on Facebook Vertex on Linkedin Vertex on Twitter We Support: Vertex Systems 440 Polaris Parkway, Ste 150, Westerville, OH 43082 Toll-Free Phone : 866 - 981 - 2600 E-mail :Info@VertexSystems.com Vertex Post History March 2011 February 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 The SocialPath: by Vertex Systems Proudly powered by Vertex Systems - All Rights Reserved 2010-2011. follow: Become our Facebook Fan Connect with Us RSS Tweet with Vertex
SocialFish
MAY 9, 2012
Use Reddit. Reddit , like Craigslist, is probably one of the ugliest but most useful websites on the internet. And if it’s received a lot of attention on Reddit, chances are it will do well with your Facebook Page.
Vertex Systems
DECEMBER 13, 2010
Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Non-Profit News.
SocialFish
SEPTEMBER 27, 2019
Reddit. Reddit has all of its contents on the site such as memes, world news, sections dedicated to cities and countries, etc. There are no restrictions on Reddit. They do not have a full list of the sub-Reddits, but you can see a sidebar of the subs mentioned above on the site.
Vertex Systems
FEBRUARY 4, 2011
Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Non-Profit News and tagged Department of Labor , disability employment.
Vertex Systems
MARCH 8, 2011
The SocialPath The Vertex Systems Newsletter Skip to content Home ← Tips for a Successful Software Implementation Capacity Building with Training Teams → 4 Myths About Hiring People with Disabilities Posted on March 8, 2011 by vertex | Leave a comment There are many misconceptions about hiring those with disabilities. It’s one of the main reasons why the unemployment rate for those with disabilities is consistently higher than those without. Most of our clients have vocational rehabilitation programs with employment services for people with developmental, intellectual and/or physical disabilities and we hear how difficult it can be for their counselors to place them. I recently read an article in the Grand Forks Herald about this problem and it had a list of myths and misconceptions about hiring people with disabilities, from Mark Landa, a business specialist with North Dakota’s Division of Vocational Rehabilitation office in Grand Forks. Here are the 4 myths he lists: People with disabilities don’t want to work. Not true, Landa said. Not only do people with disabilities want to work, he said, they also rival others with their job performance ratings and absentee rates — and they’re more loyal. The Americans with Disabilities Act mandates hiring people with disabilities and makes firing them impossible. “If they’re qualified to do the job, and they’re not going to cost you a lot of extra money, then you’re supposed to hire them—if they’re more qualified than someone else,” Landa said. “And the ADA says, if they can’t do the job, you get rid of them just like anybody else.” People with disabilities are expensive as employees. Most reasonable accommodations for people with disability are inexpensive, according to Landa. “Over half of them cost little or nothing. It could be just as simple as adjusting a work schedule or putting a block of wood under a desk to get it at the right height,” he said. If the accommodation does come at a cost, Landa said, it’s usually less than $600. Employer insurance rates will go up if they hire someone with a disability. Workers compensation or workforce safety insurance costs relate to incidents that happen at a business. “That person has never worked there; they can’t affect the rates,” Landa said. It’s a great list and something everyone should be aware of. Pass it along to make sure more people with disabilities can get their chance to join there community and build their confidence. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post This entry was posted in Non-Profit News and tagged disability employment , disability unemployment , hiring the disabled , people with disabilities unemployment. Bookmark the permalink. ← Tips for a Successful Software Implementation Capacity Building with Training Teams → Leave a Reply Cancel reply About Vertex Systems Vertex Systems provides Social Services Software designed specifically for Agencies that Serve People with Disabilities We have solutions for client payroll, service billing, case management and attendance. Our software provides modern electronic documentation capabilities to replace paper, eliminate errors, save time and save money for nonprofit agencies. Vertex Systems Poll Recent Articles 16 Twitter Tools for Nonprofits Feb. Unemployment Rate for People with Disabilities A GPS for Your Nonprofit? Follow Us! Blogroll About Vertex Systems Ancor Disabilities Education Blog Vertex on Facebook Vertex on Linkedin Vertex on Twitter We Support: Vertex Systems 440 Polaris Parkway, Ste 150, Westerville, OH 43082 Toll-Free Phone : 866 - 981 - 2600 E-mail :Info@VertexSystems.com Vertex Post History March 2011 February 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 The SocialPath: by Vertex Systems Proudly powered by Vertex Systems - All Rights Reserved 2010-2011. follow: Become our Facebook Fan Connect with Us RSS Tweet with Vertex
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