Of the 1.5 million nonprofits in the US, far too few have the resources to keep their Websites up-to-date—which makes keeping potential donors, volunteers, and advocates (particularly the younger, tech-savvy sort) abreast of opportunities to ‘do good’ both costly and inefficient.

This very problem is what inspired Greg McHale, the founder and CEO of good2gether, to build a social-media-enabled Web platform that radically transforms the way people discover and engage with nonprofits.

The platform allows nonprofits to enter information about their events, in-kind donation needs, programs, and volunteer opportunities using a simple Web interface (no technical skills required). It’s free and easy for nonprofits to create and manage their profiles—and they’re able to do so as often as they like.

What makes good2gether truly unique is how it distributes this information—through a network of ‘Do Good™ Channels’ that live on existing high-traffic Websites (Boston.com, SFGate.com,

I recently introduced a new website that lists and honors breakthrough technology and innovative thinking: http://www.jumpintotomorrow.com. Everyday the site is updated, and everyday we hand out an award for the "Technology of the Day."  There are over 100 different technologies and innovations on the site spanning 24 different categories, from aerospace to fitness, business technology to nanotechnology with lots and lots in between. Visitors can group their interests from products they want to see and buy, to companies they can invest in to causes they want to join and more.  Because we're incredibly discerning about that which we put on the site, we hope that what's there feels more objective than subjective.  In the end, we're just trying to bring some more attention to companies and individuals doing really amazing things.