Can online social networking and website interactivity really help a small non-profit in Guatemala fundraise and get its name out? Or is it not really worth it?
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For Small Non-Profits, Is Making the Time to be Online Really Worth It?
by Maya Paley on October 12th, 2009 | Content, Deep Thoughts & Musings, Technology
tagged in advocacy, facebook, fundraising, Guatemala, marginalized, MuJER, non-profit, organization, sex workers, social networking, twitter, women
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