Exclusive Domain for Nonprofits: .NGO
Monday, December 5, 2011 by Larissa Fair
Many of our friends in the nonprofit and association community have asked us to share this information, and we’re happy to help our audience!
Many of you are probably familiar with the .ORG extension given to organizations that are used exclusively for nonprofits, but are you aware of the .NGO extension?
The Public Interest Registry (PIR) is the non-profit organization managing “.ORG” – the domain that has served the non-profit community for more than 25 years. They are recommending that .NGO also be added to the registry of generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs).
.NGO will be the exclusive domain for local and global non-governmental organizations looking to advance their missions or to inspire their communities.
If you’re interested, please feel free to take action and sign this letter of online support to ensure that PIR manages the .NGO domain and that .NGO is maintained in the best interest of nonprofits worldwide.
Many of you are probably familiar with the .ORG extension given to organizations that are used exclusively for nonprofits, but are you aware of the .NGO extension?
The Public Interest Registry (PIR) is the non-profit organization managing “.ORG” – the domain that has served the non-profit community for more than 25 years. They are recommending that .NGO also be added to the registry of generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs).
.NGO will be the exclusive domain for local and global non-governmental organizations looking to advance their missions or to inspire their communities.
If you’re interested, please feel free to take action and sign this letter of online support to ensure that PIR manages the .NGO domain and that .NGO is maintained in the best interest of nonprofits worldwide.
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Larissa Fair
Larissa is a Senior Marketing Manager at Avectra and is the project management lead on all corporate events, tradeshows, and corporate social media activities (including this blog). She also manages general marketing campaigns, vertical marketing, and communications/PR.
In addition to her professional duties, Larissa is a cooking and food aficionado, with a passion for baking, photography and Tex-Mex cuisine. Her greatest party trick is her amazing memory for people, places and things and her directional sense. Some say that while she drives like a cabbie, at least she doesn't get lost since it's like she has a Google map in her head.
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