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Create Your Nonprofit Online Community

If you are a nonprofit or other organization that promotes traditional values, use this resource to create an online community.

Tip: You will need to register and login to access these features.

Allow your community to discuss topics of interest by creating forums related to your organization and mission. (Click on the create/edit forums tab.)
Update the world by creating your own blog of goodness.
Post your events on the calendar.
Gain additional exposure by creating a main webpage on PromoteTheGood?.com. This page can link to your forums and blogs, your facebook page, and your organization's website. (Use the tool in the right column to create your pages.)
Create additional webpages related to your nonprofit or organization. You can link all your webpages together. (Use the tool in the right column to create your pages.)

Additionally you can:

List your website in our link directory.
List your nonprofit in our List of Goodness. Here you can describe your organization and services and link back to your own website. (Creating links to your own website can help you be found in the search engines.)

Note: Beacon Enterprizes and PromoteTheGood?.com has the right to remove any content, pages, or links for any reason.

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Create-Nonprofit-Online-Community

Create Your Nonprofit Online Community

If you are a nonprofit or other organization that promotes traditional values, use this resource to create an online community.

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