How to Support This Web Site & My Work

How to Support This Web Site & My Work

I built the original version of this web site in 1996. When it came to web site design and creation, I was entirely self-taught and self-funded - and still am. I regularly expand and update my web site based on my work experiences, research, travels and volunteering, continuing to fund it myself, mostly out of my own pocket but also from advertising I have on these pages. All of the material offered on pages on this web site is free to you, the reader. However, the majority of the many hours I spend developing and sharing material is unfunded.

If you have benefited from using any of these pages and would like to support the time that went into developing material, researching information, updating pages, etc., you can do so by doing any of the following:

Hire me! I offer a variety of consulting services that can help nonprofits, NGOs, government agencies and other mission-based organizations. I can undertake projects large and small, short-term and long-term.

Pay me whatever you think is appropriate via Paypal. My web site costs me $5 a month for hosting, plus about $100 a year for all the domain names I use. Internet access is anywhere from $40 to $90 a month. It costs me more than $700 a year to provide this web site - and that doesn't include my time in researching, developing and publishing these materials you use for free.

Consider making a regular monthly gift by becoming a patron (via patreon.com). As noted above, I need to raise about $700 a year to cover my web costs and Internet access.

Send me anything off of my Amazon wish list. Books and videos make me happy!

Purchase the book I wrote, which, like this web site, was also written and compiled by me in a completely unfunded capacity, and published by Energize, Inc. with partial funding by me as well:

The Last Virtual Volunteering Guidebook
by Jayne Cravens and Susan J. Ellis
available for purchase as a paperback & an ebook. Published by Energize, Inc.
documenting best practices for working with online volunteers, based on the more than three decades that virtual volunteering has been happening.
Buy now.

Or you can buy motorcycle travel accessories from my husband - he designs or curates these himself:

Adventure Motorcycle Luggage & Accessories
www.coyotetrips.com

Aluminum Panniers and Top Cases,
Top Case Adapter Plates,
Tough Motorcycle Fuel Containers, & More!

Designed or Curated by an experienced adventure motorcycle world traveler
Based in Oregon

You won't find these exact products anywhere else;
these are available only from Coyotetrips

If you want to show your appreciation in another way, you can make a donation to any of these nonprofits:

Knowbility, a nonprofit based in Austin, Texas that promotes accessibility for everyone online and digital inclusion for people with disabilities.

HAWCA (Humanitarian Assistance for the Women and Children of Afghanistan), an Afghan-based NGO that works to encourage the active participation of Afghan women in the reconstruction and development of a safe, just society where all Afghans - regardless of race, ethnicity, tribe, language, gender or religion - benefit equally from development.

Appalshop. Since 1969, this amazing nonprofit has documented and celebrated the life, culture and voice of people living in Appalachia and all of rural America. Appalshop is based in Whitesburg, Kentucky and houses an art gallery, 150-seat theater, a community radio station, a regional archive and media production and training facilities. Appalshop supports rural communities’ efforts to achieve justice and equity and solve their own problems in their own ways.

CARE, for their work in Afghanistan.

Mayhew International, a charity based in the UK which is the only organization I know of working to help dogs and cats in Afghanistan, where I lived for six months.

Desert Haven Animal Shelter, a severely-under-supported animal shelter in Nevada working in a high-poverty, very harsh-weather area of the USA.

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Quick Links

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my credentials & expertise

My book: The Last Virtual Volunteering Guidebook

contact me or see my schedule

Free Resources: Community Outreach, With & Without Tech

Free Resources: On Community Engagement, Volunteering & Volunteerism

Free Resources: Technology Tips for Non-Techies

Free Resources: Nonprofit, NGO & other mission-based management resources

Free Resources: Web Development, Maintenance, Marketing for non-Web designers

Free Resources: Corporate philanthropy / social responsibility programs

Free Resources: For people & groups that want to volunteer

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The Coyote Helps Foundation

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how to support my work

To know when I have developed a new resource related to the above subjects, found a great resource by someone else, published a new blog or a new Tech4Impact email newsletter, uploaded a new video,
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Disclaimer: No guarantee of accuracy or suitability is made by the poster/distributor of the materials on this web site.
This material is provided as is, with no expressed or implied warranty or liability.

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Permission is granted to copy, present and/or distribute a limited amount of material from my web site without charge if the information is kept intact and without alteration, and is credited to:

Otherwise, please contact me for permission to reprint, present or distribute these materials (for instance, in a class or book or online event for which you intend to charge).

The art work and material on this site was created and is copyrighted 1996-2023
by Jayne Cravens, all rights reserved
(unless noted otherwise, or the art comes from a link to another web site).