# New report on US e-philanthropy

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2001/05/13/new-report-us-ephilanthropy/
- Published: 2001-05-13T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

The WH Kellogg Foundation has followed its report last year into e-philanthropy 
with another report. E-philanthropy v. 2.001 – from entrepreneurial adventure to
online community is available for download at no charge.

The WH Kellogg Foundation has followed its report last year into e-philanthropy
with another report. E-philanthropy v. 2.001 – from entrepreneurial adventure to
online community is available for download at no charge.

The report has five sections: e-Philanthropy v2.001, an opening essay; The Emerging
Structure and an Overview of the Sites; The Dynamics of Supply and Demand; Challenges
and Opportunities; and Tools and Resources.

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It doesn’t claim to be comprehensive – UK Fundraising doesn’t get a mention, after
all – but its perspective is fairly short. Its overview begins: “Just 18 months 
ago, the online world for nonprofits and philanthropy was like a highway with no
signs, interchanges, service centers, or welcome bureaus [sic].” Really? What about
all those fine non-profit sector sites and resources that have been providing these
services since 1994/95 and which UK Fundraising has been reporting on since then?

Find out more about the e-Philanthropy v.2.001 report.

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