Destination Guide FAQNonprofits in Second Life.
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Whole Brain Health
Whole Brain Health on Inspiration Island, a partner of Rockcliffe Univ, provides information and offers regular activities that helps you stay fit, have fun, and stretch your mind, body and spirit! Earn honors and L$ rewards by solving quests and hunts. Make new friends in this diverse, innovative and caring community.
Autistic Resource Center
The Autistic Resource Center is an educational organization that was created to speak about the lived experience of Autistics. They educate people on disability issues, the politics of Autism, and the ways to move forward with diversity. They are now partnered with BEST, the Brain Energy Support Team, to build services for 22 and over in-world.
Virtual Worlds Education Consortium Eduverse
The goal of the VW Education Consortium is to bring educators together both to share what has been successful and to tackle obstacles across virtual platforms and communities. For more information contact: Valibrarian Gregg, Elli Pinion, or Dodge Threebeards.
Virtual Ability
Virtual Ability is a place where people with disabilities and chronic illnesses can safely learn about virtual worlds. Details on VirtualAbility.org
American Cancer Society
The official home of the American Cancer Society in Second Life. Since 2005, cancer patients, caregivers, and volunteers have been able to receive services and support from the ACS in SL without having to leave the virtual world. Visit the island to learn more or to make a donation to fund the world's largest and most successful cancer research program.
Creations Park
Creations Park was grown with love. Run by Barbie Alchemi, this region offers support groups and research into the positive effects of Second Life for people with Parkinson's disease.
Power Up! for Charge
Power Up! for Charge Presents: Experience the Wonder, the 3rd annual musical festival in honour of Rare Diseases Day to raise funds for The Charge Syndrome Foundation. Featuring the best musical talent in Second Life, a wide range of guests will be performing on Feb 26th from 10am to 8pm and on Feb 27th from 1 - 7pm SLT. The region also boasts horseback riding, mermaid hideaways, photo backdrops, and an amusement park with the best roller coaster on the grid. This intriguing space has been designed to encourage you to explore, look in every corner, and specially created for taking photographs. Make sure to share your images in their Flickr group: flickr.com/groups/14758574@N23
Blue Orchid District
The Blue Orchid District is home of Sigma Upsilon Nu Sorority, a RL non-profit organization dedicated to sisterhood and education. The beautifully landscaped region has a fully staffed restaurant, monthly group Lupus Meetings, Live Poetry Night, and much more! For more info, visit sigmaupsilonnusl.wixsite.com/slsorority
Nonprofit Commons
Take a tour of Nonprofit Commons, an area that contains more than 150 nonprofit and social benefit organizations in Second Life.
Mayo Clinic
The Mayo Clinic's island in Second Life includes conference facilities and a bookstore. The not-for-profit medical practice holds regular talks and events on diseases and illnesses for interested Residents.
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