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How Culture Affects Your Nonprofit Success
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How Culture Affects Your Nonprofit Success

Featuring PIR’s Jon Nevett on the Nonprofit MBA Podcast What role does workplace culture play in the success of a nonprofit? Quite a big one! Jon Nevett, President and CEO of Public Interest Registry (PIR), recently joined Stephen Halasnik on the Nonprofit MBA Podcast, a go-to resource for nonprofit leaders, to talk about why creating […]

Inside the Impact: School the World
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Inside the Impact: School the World

For School the World, access to quality education has never been a privilege, it’s a right, no matter where a child is born. In rural communities across Central America, their approach goes beyond classrooms. It brings students, families, teachers, and entire communities into the process, to learn, grow, and thrive together. The School the World […]

PIR Receives 13 2025 Telly Awards – Including the People’s Telly!
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PIR Receives 13 2025 Telly Awards – Including the People’s Telly!

By Judy Song-Marshall, Chief Strategy Officer, Public Interest Registry We are thrilled to share that Public Interest Registry’s dedication to uplifting mission-driven organizations and individuals has been recognized on a major stage! The .ORG Impact Awards, ORG In Action, and the Three Letters that Change the World campaign proudly showcase the inspiring stories of changemakers […]

Community in Conversation: Mojave Desert Land Trust
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Community in Conversation: Mojave Desert Land Trust

When it comes to protecting some of the most iconic and fragile landscapes in the world, true conservation work is about more than preserving land; it’s about building lasting relationships with the people who cherish and depend on it. The Mojave Desert Land Trust (MDLT), based in Southern California, has expanded their impact by redefining […]

Inside the Impact: Long Way Home
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Inside the Impact: Long Way Home

More than a school, Long Way Home is a model for change where students lead, communities thrive, and education fuels real-world impact. At Long Way Home in rural Guatemala, education isn’t just about what happens in the classroom. For founder Matt Paneitz and his team, it’s about creating a model where learning and community action […]

Inside the Impact: The Center for Courageous Kids
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Inside the Impact: The Center for Courageous Kids

At The Center for Courageous Kids (CCK), the mission has always been clear: To provide a place where every child — regardless of medical diagnosis, ability, or background — can experience the joy, confidence, and freedom that comes from attending camp. As CCK looks to the future, they are embracing an even bolder vision: expanding […]

Call for Nominations: Seventh Annual .ORG Impact Awards to Recognize Global Changemakers
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Call for Nominations: Seventh Annual .ORG Impact Awards to Recognize Global Changemakers

PIR increases age limit of “Rising Star” category from 25 to under 30 Winners eligible for prize donations up to $50,000 USD out of $180,000 USD total prize awards RESTON, Va. – Public Interest Registry (PIR), the nonprofit stewards of the .ORG domain, today opened the nomination period for its seventh annual .ORG Impact Awards, […]

Shifting Power, Building Sustainability: How Green Empowerment Champions Local Leadership for Long-Term Impact
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Shifting Power, Building Sustainability: How Green Empowerment Champions Local Leadership for Long-Term Impact

For more than two decades, Green Empowerment has supported clean energy and water infrastructure projects across Latin America, Southeast Asia, and now Africa as well. But what sets the organization apart isn’t just their technical work—it’s the philosophy behind it: build with, not for. Rather than leading with solutions, Green Empowerment leads with collaboration—shifting power […]

Lessons from a Volunteer-Led Model for Sustainable Change
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Lessons from a Volunteer-Led Model for Sustainable Change

For mission-driven organizations, few assets are more powerful – or more challenging to cultivate – than a community of engaged, empowered volunteers. Volunteers bring time, skills, passion, and perspective, and sustaining their involvement requires thoughtful design, meaningful training, and a culture of trust. Bill Campbell, the coordinator behind EcoAction Arlington’s Energy Masters program, believes that […]

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