A new website is helping not-for-profit agencies get the word out and connecting them with media partners, sponsors and most importantly, potential donors and members. The website is called good2gether and it uses Web 2.0 technology to help give nonprofit companies more visibility on the Internet at high-traffic websites for no cost.

The site was founded by Gregory McHale, an entrepreneur already familiar with helping nonprofits and according to McHale, “good2gether was born of my realization that nonprofit Web sites aren’t reaching enough people to meet their needs, and that young, tech-savvy Americans don’t respond to traditional outreach efforts—they expect to find and connect with causes online.”

good2gether helps to spread the word by using a widget called “connect2cause” that is setup on a media partner’s websites. This widget scans and indexes articles to help deliver information on nonprofits to the media.

Currently good2gether and McHale has signed on media partners in major cities like Boston, New York, San Francisco, Atlanta, Philidelphia and Houston and major not-for-profit agencies like American Red Cross, American Heart Association, and Multiple Sclerosis Association of America.

Find more information at good2gether.

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