Cyber security is an essential part of nonprofit operations. Strong cyber security allows nonprofits to protect their data and keep their funds secure so they can continue delivering services to their communities. Passwords are a seemingly basic, but incredibly important element of cyber security, providing an important barrier between your accounts and cyber criminals who might exploit them. But […]
Reston, Va. — Great Place To Work® and Fortune magazine have selected Public Interest Registry (PIR) for the 2023 Fortune Best Small Workplaces™ List. This is PIR’s first time being named to this prestigious list. Earning a spot means that Public Interest Registry is one of the best companies to work for in the country. […]
Rick Yount is the Executive Director and Founder of Warrior Canine Connection. He has served in the field of social services for 30 years and pioneered the first therapeutic service dog training program at the Palo Alto, California Veterans Hospital in 2008. Pairing his experience and expertise, he utilizes the Mission Based Trauma Recovery Model […]
Last week, The Telly Awards announced the winners of their 2022 awards for excellence across video and television. The 2021 .ORG Impact Awards were recognized in 5 award categories. Over the past 4 years, the .ORG Impact Awards have raised awareness, and recognized the incredible work, of the .ORG Community and those who selflessly assembled behind a singular […]
Winners of 4th annual awards eligible for prize donations up to a combined $45,000 USD out of $105k total prize awards RESTON, Va. – Public Interest Registry (PIR), the people behind .ORG, today opened the nomination period for its 4th annual .ORG Impact Awards, an annual celebration that recognizes and rewards outstanding mission-driven individuals and organizations from […]
Zoe Empower’s mission is to empower orphaned and vulnerable youth to overcome life threatening poverty and experience the fullness of life. Learn more about how they are making an impact in this incredible story.
“The results are perfect”– what a powerful statement and one I wish every cancer patient could hear from their oncologist. In late April, I rang the bell and celebrated finishing my rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, but I had to wait until this week to confirm that the treatments worked. On Tuesday, I took a number of tests and they show that I am now cancer-free! Once again, I am lucky and extremely grateful. After sending my original message, the outpouring of support was tremendous. Thanks so much to my family, my PIR family, my friends, and my industry colleagues for helping me through this experience. The amount of love and support absolutely made going public with my diagnosis worthwhile. Going public also provided me the opportunity to be introduced to a number of very special organizations doing fantastic work to fight cancer. One stood out to me, though, as
At Public Interest Registry, we are committed to making the Internet a safer place to empower mission-driven organizations to spread their missions online – and likewise give philanthropic-minded individuals the confidence they need to ensure online donations end up in the right hands. This is particularly important in the context of fundraising in the wake […]
At Public Interest Registry, we are committed to making the Internet a safer place to empower mission-driven organizations to spread their missions online – and likewise give philanthropic-minded individuals the confidence they need to ensure online donations end up in the right hands. This is particularly important in the context of fundraising in the wake […]