r/nonprofit
r/Nonprofit is a community for conversations about the opportunities and challenges you face working at or volunteering for nonprofits. This is also a place for constructive discussions about issues in the social sector, movement building, and philanthropy. π€© Before posting, search the sub, read the wiki, and follow the rules.
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r/nonprofit is a Finance & Economics subreddit in the World category with 88,950 members. Use this page to track r/nonprofit stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/nonprofit growth: +144 members today (+0.16%) and +420 members this week (+0.47%).
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Discussions & articles about philanthropy (the giving of money or time to contribute to the welfare of others). Includes non-profit development/fundraising, donor cultivation, donor relations, giving campaigns, donor ethics, restricted donations, and all related topics, including volunteering. REQUEST FOR FUNDING OR "SUPPORT" ARE NOT ALLOWED.
r/Volunteer is a place to discuss all things related to volunteering and service, both local and international. Ethics, info, advice, safety, support, etc. Recruiting volunteers for international, online, remote, or local service projects (not free labor requests) is also allowed.
A community driven to showing our voice through the things we buy and use.