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Google grant or yahoo grant for website development?
Does anyone know if Google, Yahoo or another large search engine company offers grants for non-profit organizations who want to create a website? Where can I make a proposal or find an application for this?
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- If you will fetch a gmail userid FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION (make sure the gmail userid is appropriate for your organization - I at first set it up for me and later had to change it), you may then buy a domain name and develop Google Apps for Your Domain (or also called Google Sites). If you have a non-profit organization, you may qualify for assistance with your enterprise from Google. There is documentation on this assistance, during the process of application for Google Apps for Your Domain. I almost, but didn't, apply for that assistance, for one of my not-for-profit clients...simply because I'm a lazy cuss and I already paid for their domain name and I pay for it myself and they don't know about my payments. In all other respects, Google Apps for Your Domain is Free: it includes: - space for website files - shared gmail for the domain - shared calendaring - shared documents - shared chats - a shared "start page" (like a shared logon page, which is a Personalized version of a Google Home page) - ...and some other things Maybe worth checking out?
- Google or Yahoo does not give grants for creating a website. What Google gives is their free advertising program for non profits, assuming the non profit has a website. Yahoo has nothing Check out Google Grants http://www.google.com/grants/ ------------------------------------------------------- Designed for 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations, Google Grants is a unique in-kind advertising program. It harnesses the power of our flagship advertising product, Google AdWords, to non-profits seeking to inform and engage their constituents online. Google Grants has awarded AdWords advertising to hundreds of non-profit groups whose missions range from animal welfare to literacy, from supporting homeless children to promoting HIV education.
