It’s good to support worthy causes. It’s also good word of mouth.
The key word in "non-profit organization" is "organization" — these are natural communities of highly connected people who talk to each other. If you provide genuine support to a good group, all of their members will know about it.
Pick a place where you can have an impact. No one will know about your donation to the Red Cross, everyone will know about what you do to help a local student group or community center.
A great example: Email provider Vertical Response lets non-profits send their newsletters for free. It’s a huge value to the organization, and every member knows exactly how the newsletter was sent.
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