On Friday’s I try to share interesting articles and resources from around the web as well as news from HandsOn Network.  So here goes…

This week on the Internet

• co-foundeder of  Zoetica offers the Future of the Nonprofit Internet.
  

• #4Change offers an interesting summary of a twitter conversation on “cause fatigue” and strategies for overcoming it.

• The Collaboration Prize releases the Nonprofit Collaboration Database.

• The are now accepting nominations.

• coming to Atlanta for the NTEN Conference.
  

• In this interview with Mitch Nauffts, Anthony Bugg-Levine of the Rockefeller Foundation talks about .

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• Amy Sample Ward offers ideas for nonprofits using the Facebook Causes Application.

• Eventbrite for Causes is a new freeware from Eventbrite helping nonprofits manage events.

• At the upcoming SXSWi conference in Austin, Beth Kanter and friends will host a session called  “Crowdsourcing Innovative Social Change“.  To prepare for the panel, they decided to crowdsource by asking people to submit examples of how they are using social media to deliver programs that have a real world impact.   You can see what was submitted and rate the entries to help them pick the best ones to share during the panel.  The deadline is February 26th.  To review and rate the submissions or submit yours, see this post on Netsquared.

• Heather Mansfield posted four reasons why nonprofits need a mobile website and Lucy Bernholz of Philanthropy 2173 added a few more mobile ideas.

This Week at HandsOn Network and Points of Light Institute

• Congratulations to New York Cares!  They collected and distributed 70,423 coats through the 21st Annual New York Cares Coat Drive!

• National Volunteer Week is April 18 – 24, 2010. Download the logo and toolkit.

• HandsOn Network and University of Phoenix are accepting nominations for the LEAD Awards through March 10th.  The award will recognize 10 outstanding volunteer leaders who motivate others and are a true catalyst for change in their communities.  Nominate someone!

• Celebrate AmeriCorps Week 2010 with AmeriCorps Alums!

• Crowley Elementary School’s Kids Care Club hosts a Hasbro Play-A-Thon to benefit Haiti.  Check out the photos and learn how to host your own Play-A-Thon.

• Scholastic’s BE BIG! Campaign invites everyone, big and small, to take action and raise awareness for how Clifford The Big Red Dog®’s BIG IDEAS can make the world a better place.  Volunteers, schools and community partners can enter their BIG Idea for a chance at $75,000 in grants that will bring the best ideas to life.  The contest launched on February 1, 2010, and will continue accepting entries until June 30, 2010. Check out last year’s winners.