Online communities such as bulletin boards, discussion groups, forums and the like don’t just happen. If you set one up people won’t just come and join in — you have to actually work at building the community. The first thing to do is to be clear about what you’re doing, and why.

Britt Bravo from Have Fun • Do Good explains the Top Five Things to Ask When Your Nonprofit Wants to Start a Community:

1. Why do you want an online community?
2. What can you do for your supporters?
3. What need would an online community fill for you?
4. What online tool should we use?
5. How will we engage people?

Read the full article at: Top Five Things to Ask When Your Nonprofit Wants to Start a Community. There’s some very helpful information there.

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