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This month we’re featuring the Mental Health and Crisis Intervention category of the nonprofit industry. Look to future months for other NTEE nonprofit categories.Grantees in the Mental Health and Crisis Intervention industry were most likely to track “new volunteers”

"reaching new constituents"

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"raising awareness" as the main marketing objective

With regard to the performance of their Grants AdWords account, they received an average of 35% of their total site visits from their Grants AdWords account

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An average of 9.5%

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Recently, I’ve been hearing a fair amount of buzz amongst nonprofits about wanting Google products to act as a “file server” for their organization. Google Docs and Sites can allow for storage and access by all different computers, providing a lot of similar functionality as nonprofits rely on from "file servers”. Children’s Radio Foundation and Grassroot Soccer have used Google Docs and Sites in two very different ways to provide document hosting and sharing across their organization.We sat down with these two organizations to learn more about how Google has provided a free and easy alternative to server hosted solutions. This week we’ll focus on the Children’s Radio Foundation (CRF). We interviewed Tom Henry, CRF Board Member to learn more about how the organization uses Google Docs to host their files.The Children’s Radio Foundation (CRF) is a nonprofit based in Cape Town, South Africa that focuses on using the rich subtext of radio media to give young people a voice, and empower them to contribute to individual and social change.Tom Henry, a volunteer for CRF has greatly helped the organization by designing a method for them to host and share files using Google Docs. One of Tom’s favorite Google Docs features is collections, which allows him to label related files and group them into folders that can then be shared with others across the organization.What benefits does Tom see of using Docs and collections?Advanced Sharing Options

Multiple Collections

Multiple file types

Direct upload or Convert to Google Docs

The most useful feature to Tom was the Advanced Sharing Options

That’s why we just launched the Google for Nonprofits Help Center, a one stop shop where nonprofits can find support for the Google for Nonprofits Program and all associated products.This new help center will prevent you from having to dig through multiple help centers to find the support you need. You’ll notice that close to 50 new articles have been added to what used to be the Google for Nonprofits FAQ page, and that we have cross-published articles from the Google Apps, Google Earth, and SketchUp help centers. Additionally, you may have noticed that the Google Grants Help Center has moved to the Google for Nonprofits help center.A few extra special things to point out about the help center:There’s information to help you enroll in offerings

Confused about setting up your AdWords account? See the Enrolling in Products > Google Grants section to check out the Grants Account Creation Guide.There are contact forms to support top issues

We have new troubleshooters

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