Site Gives Insight Into the Software Nonprofits Use

Organizations can build personal toolboxes, similar to creating a Flickr photo album, Gunn says, but instead of putting pictures in an album, they search the database for tools and simply click on a button to add them to their personal toolboxes.

The site has two benefits, Gunn says. "It has a community benefit because the more people that do that, the more we're collectively able to see what are the popular tools and who is using what," he says. "But by building a personal toolbox, the individual then also sets themselves up to get notified when there's new information available about tools they care about, and the way they do that is that their personal toolbox has a custom RSS feed that delivers that information to them."