It starts with a simple premise with a lot of promise; “We believe the future of our built environment, and the health of our cities, lies in the hands of the youth of today.”

By now you’ve seen - and heard - the feel-good story of the New Year. A homeless man named Ted earns a break with his wonderful radio voice.

The story for this blog post is HOW you came to hear the story. Doral Chenoweth III is the man behind the camera phone rolling up to [...]

This principal of NetGiving applies - the decentralized nature of the Internet makes lots of individual participation add up quickly.

The Salvation Army’s Red Kettles are now online and integrated with Facebook, allowing individuals and teams to volunteer and collect through their social networking contacts.

This post is perhaps the most self-serving of the NetGiving series and - being about a football star - it will probably get the most reads and comments of the preceding posts.

Let’s put this NetGivingthing to the test. Let’s support and engage our secret beneficiary online and see what good may come.

“A creator… anyone producing works of art - needs to acquire only 1,000 True Fans to make a living.” Kevin Kelly

“When a heart centered on others drives your actions, networking is replaced by something far, far more powerful—NetGiving.”

Our blogger had made giving and caring online a way of life. It was inevitable that the good would come back to her in some form.

If not a pallet of snack crackers, what can you give to those who speak of you online?