People using Twitter will have access to information about more than 1 million charities listed at Network for Good; and on the other hand, nonprofit organizations will be able to reach an estimated universe of more than 1.5 million users on Twitter.

Users will interact with a comprehensive database of the more than 1,200 soup kitchens and food pantries in New York maintained by NYCCAH staff members spread throughout the city and updated via live interaction with open source Sugar CRM software. This database is the only source of information updated daily to reflect the fast-changing environment of charitable hunger response in NYC.The database is visually presented using the Google Maps API, allowing users to search for local emergency food programs via zipcode, borough and keyword. Results are presented in both map and text-list format. The inclusion of the Donate Now API will allow users to click on existing text results and pop-up balloons to donate to specific agencies, directing them to a database-generated donation page tailored to the agency in question.

Users will interact with Real/Virtual objects, their mobiles and other users.We made everything possible to provide a rich user experience by using animations, colors, game technics while keeping StuffBee smart, efficient and addictive.Givers and Seekers will play with their mobiles. Givers will use their camera to picture their stuff through the publication wizard while Seekers will browse free objects gallery thanks to StuffBee Intuitive Image explorer.

You'll get access to all the legislation, voting records, analytic tools, district maps, charts and graphs. You'll get to connect with other members, discuss issues, and rally for support.

We are mashing up IRS data on 1.4m charities, user reviews and ratings, wiki pages for each charity, and more. In addition, we are joining this data to merchant-funded rebate malls to generate donations through shopping, auction services and more.

Our current campaign is to save the kindergarten of Al Aqabah (our earliest project) and its village. When newcomers join this campaign, we would like to show them a web-based map of others in their congressional district who have registered and invite them into a discussion forum. People will be interacting with our staff, with those directly involved with the cause there on the ground, with other constituents who are concerned with the village, and possibly with others nationwide or worldwide who want to help develop a particular idea or aspect of the case. They’ll use a web interface that includes event management and constituent mapping in each congressional district to gain a sense of how we all fit together. We use “Contact Congress Teleconferences” to link constituents with the people directly involved and senior staffers for their senators and representatives. Below is a film we made in 2004 about Al Aqabah, when it seemed as if an "eastern wall" was the reason for the mass demolition order.

As with any Google Map, all the "bubbles" will be clickable to show detailed information.

Form the user's point of view, they will see a link on checkout pages all over the web that says something like: Sign up for "keep the change+1". That takes them to a sign up page where they can select thier charity and enter thier preference for participating in the program. OR the charity websites can have sign up pages, with links to all participating online stores.  Once they are signed up, whenver they go to checkout from a participating vender, there will be a checkbox marked:  Keep the change +1: Support the Musella Foundation (or the charity they select).  IF the user checks that box, $1 + the rounded up portion of the amount is added to the final bill.

Our primary goal is to raise funds to assist children ages 5 to 18 involved in motor sports.  These funds provide equipment and cover other expenses to enable the children we sponsor to continue to compete in this exciting and challenging sport.  Every child deserves to be able to compete in their selected sport, regardless of their economic means. The average cost per child per year to be competitively involved in racing is $10,000.00; many can not afford to compete without assistance.  In this day and age, encouraging children to do something positive is of increasing importance.  A sport is one mechanism to provide the focus, discipline and self-esteem so many children need today.