Nonprofit web pages that suck (and some that don't)

In school you learn not to copy. Then you go to the real world of law and web design, where you copy all the time--at least to create a basis for your own original work. Here are some examples of nonprofit and social enterprise web sites that you might--or might not--want to copy:

• Unforgiveable
• About that domain name . . .
• Focus, people, focus!
• So much useful info, so little on the web
• Front page focus: Emergency 9/11 blood donation. Deep-linked advisory: Emergency blood donations unnecessary.
• The design says "Help Now!" for 9/11 relief but the money actually went to infrastructure
• Slight of hand--Donate so $100 million can go to victims' families . . . if needed to cover expenses for the indigent. And exactly how many people who worked in upper floor trading firms in the WTC were dirt poor?
• The rich get richer--a grant databased turns out to be priced out of reach of the organizations who most need it
• Robin Hood
• Behind the music

Hat tip: Web Pages that Suck