You really need to read our blog Tamar ;)

Here's an overview of the Google Grants process
http://rbdrodeo.com/2007/10/05/google-grants-application-process-for-nonprofits/

Here's a post on Google's recent enforcement of the spending cap on the Grants program
http://rbdrodeo.com/2007/09/13/google-grants-enforces-spending-cap-policy/

Here's a couple of posts on PayPal and MySpace teaming up to raise money for nonprofits
http://rbdrodeo.com/2007/10/05/myspace-teams-with-paypal-to-raise-money-for-nonprofits/
http://rbdrodeo.com/2007/10/26/paypal-pushes-nonprofit-program/

Here's a commentary on the Google YouTube nonprofit program
http://rbdrodeo.com/2007/10/02/googles-new-youtube-program-for-nonprofits/

and here's a report on the InsiderPages.com program to raise money for nonprofits by submitting reviews to their site
http://rbdrodeo.com/2007/11/05/raise-funds-by-reviewing-local-businesses/

:)

Hi Tamar

Everyclick isn’t exactly a program that turns clicks into donations - it's a search engine that raises money for good causes without users having to spend a penny [disclosure: I’m its CEO].

All you have to do is select the charity you want to help and search the Internet. Everyclick gives 50% of its gross revenue to charity each month – with each charity receiving a proportion of the funds equivalent to their level of supporters using Everyclick. Users who don’t select a specific charity benefit all charities on a pro rata basis.

So far we have raised over £300,000 for more than 170,000 causes raging from large global NGOs such as Save the Children through to small, local charities. Take a look. Polly