That’s not all; nonprofits should be able to accept donations on their site and Bellstrike makes it possible through WePay. Bellstrike will take 9.5% of the donation and will cover the transaction fees involved.

You could also add a blog to your nonprofit site using this service. There are no monthly maintenance or hosting charges so overall it’s a win-win for both the nonprofits and Bellstrike.

Features

• Easy website builder for nonprofits.
• Accept donations through WePay.
• Create a beautiful website quickly, add a blog and much more.
• No monthly fee or maintenance charges, Bellstrike takes 9.5% of donations received.

Check out Bellstrike @ bellstrike.com (via SwissMiss By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

Flattr is a website that lets us makes online donations to whatever cause we want.

Here is how the site works: we create an account on Flattr and set a monthly amount which we will pay Flattr. Each time we come across an online cause we want to donate to, we can add it to our Flattr account. At the end of the month, Flattr will take our money and divide it evenly amongst the causes we added. No matter how little the amount, the money is donated to our added cause.

For more info watch demo video below:

Features:

• Social micropayment platform for donations.
• Helps users get rid of transfer fees.
• Hassle-free replacement for the donation button for your website.
• Has no minimum donation amount.
• Divides our money between all our added causes, ensuring each cause gets a share.
• Similar tool: Givv.

Check Out Flattr @ www.flattr.com

The process is easy, register on the site first and then create a list of organizations by searching the database. Once the list is ready, set an amount and link Givv to your PayPal account. That’s it!

Demo video:

Features:

• Easily donate to many different non profit organizations.
• Give monthly and in small amounts.
• Your donation is automatically divided between chosen organizations.
• Give to as many organizations as you want.
• Change and cancel your monthly payments at any time.
• Option to give anonymously so you do not get on donor list.
• Payments can only be made through PayPal.
• Easy to use and registration required.
• Similar tools: Givinganon, GoodSearch, ReplyForAll, Kiva and FreeRice.

Check out Givv @ www.givv.org

Using the website is really easy, simply fill recipients name, address and the amount you want to give. Once you provide it with your credit card details it will do the rest and send a confirmation email once the person gets the money. The recipient can (optionally) leave a thank you message to a donor.

Givinganon featured on NBC Nightly News:

Features:

• Donate money to anyone you want (friend, relative or neighbor) anonymously.
• 100% of the “Gift Amount” will go to the person you are giving to.
• A minimal contribution to overhead is added to gifts over $500.
• The recipient can leave a message to a donor.

Check out Givinganon @ www.givinganon.org (via emilychang)

It uses open-source technology and courseware and incorporates peer-to-peer teaching methods where students form online study groups and help each other with homework assignments and exam preparation. To apply you must have a high-school diploma and sufficient level of English.

Students only pay $15-50 fee for enrollment and $10-100 for exams, with students from poorer countries paying lower fees. However, for 2009 Fall semester all fees have been waived.  For those strapped for cash, or looking to restart their lives, this may be a good option. Worth checking out.

Features:

• First ever non-profit free online university
• Incorporates online peer-to-peer learning methods and social networking features
• Fees: $15-50 for enrollment and $10-100 for exams, with students from poorer countries paying lower fees
• All fees are waived for 2009 Fall semester
• Minimum requirements: high-school diploma and sufficient level of English
• Apply and get enrolled online

Check out University Of The People @ www.uopeople.org

Enter your personal details into “my healthfinder” toolbox at the top right and click “Get Started”. Based on your information it recommends what tests you should take (blood, cholesterol, pressure etc.) and suggests relevant health topics and articles.

Features:

• Reliable health information online.
• Provided by US Department of Health & Human Services.
• Information and news aggregated from over 1,600 government and non-profit organizations.
• Online personal health tools including online checkups, menu planners and health calculators.
• Videos and podcasts on different health topics.
• Similar websites: UCompareHealthcare, Trusera, ICYou and others.

Check out HealthFinder @ www.healthfinder.gov

The process is really simple, once you have selected your cause, follow step by step process to hook your email with ReplayForAll.  After completion you will have the option of displaying a message about your cause in your email signature which will include: the cause details and a financial sponsor. The sponsor pays for the visibility it gets from you and the people you email to, and this revenue is then shared with the cause.

Features:

• Support and promote common good and causes from your Inbox.
• Automatically inserted when you compose new email.
• Supports Gmail and Yahoo Mail.
• Can be removed anytime you want.
• Doesn’t spam your email with ads; shows only once every 4 hours when mailing back and forth within the same Gmail thread.
• Personalize cause banners as you like: you can feature your cause, a non-profit’s name, rotating facts associated with your cause, and your contact info.

Check Out @ www.replyforall.com (by Kinshuk Sunil from kinshuksunil)