Case study

Hi all,

I want to share a new site I developed (using Drupal of course)

It's called Goalraiser and it allows anyone to turn a personal goal into a fundraiser for a cause they care about. (I'm losing 20 pounds to raise money for kids with cancer).

We already have a few campaigns -- someone is going to publish their manuscript, another make 500 calls to get Obama re-elected.

You can start your own campaign if you like. It's free and 100% of money raised goes to the cause.

The USSF site is in Drupal!

http://www.ussf2007.org/

Howdy,

I've been building a drupal website this spring - http://www.pdxpeace.org

The PDX Peace site is for a new coalition of peace/antiwar/social justice groups and individuals in Portland,OR formed during the organizing of the peace rally/march on 4/18/07 on the fourth anniversary of the war in Iraq. We're gearing up the website to be a resource for community organizing.

Any comments, suggestions, ideas/tips or best practices for community organizing drupal websites, would be much appreciated.

We've just launched the new SQIL (Semaine québécoise de l'informatique libre) website in Drupal, migrating from the 2005 WordPress we had. The SQIL 2007 is taking place in September with Software Freedom Day so you all have 6 months to come up and organize interesting activities.

We're also looking for a little help with the site, so if you have experience with multilingual Drupal sites and/or organic groups, don't be shy and let us know, we could use a hand :)

The Sunlight Foundation has 10 minigrants of $1000-$5000 to give away
this year, so please let your networks know, and apply yourself -- all
the details are here:

http://www.sunlightfoundation.com/node/2058

The grants are for creative projects that serve Sunlight's purpose of
using technology to strengthen the link between Members of Congress
and the people they represent -- through Metavid-like video or
AZCongress-Watch like close reporting.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Zephyr

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Kia ora all,