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Why should my nonprofit organization join Idealist?

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With over 56,000 registered nonprofit organizations, 700 consultants that provide services to the nonprofit community, 30,000 hits to the site each day, and over 380,000 individual subscribers, Idealist has become one of the leading sites for nonprofit information and resources. Aside from providing web presence to a growing audience specifically interested in the work of the nonprofit sector, registered organizations have the ability to:

Create their own profile on Idealist that is searchable by individuals looking to become involved with organizations in a certain location or working on particular issues
Post job, internship, volunteer and event listings that become searchable on the Idealist site and are sent daily to our email alert subscribers
Post program and campaign listings that are searchable on the Idealist site
Search through our Consultant Directory to find vendors that provide services specifically to the nonprofit community
Search our volunteer database to find individuals who can support your work
Attend Career Fairs and Graduate School Fairs across the country to meet with prospective staff, interns, and volunteers
Access our resource centers to support, encourage, and inspire your work
Most services and resources are provided at no cost. Exceptions are job postings that are $60 per job title and Career Fair attendance that also costs $60 per fair. Other special events and conferences may also carry registration fees. There is no obligation to use our paid services in order to have access to the ones that are free.

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