TechSoup also has a good article by nonprofit tech expert Beth Kanter:
How Nonprofits Can Get the Most out of Flickr. We also hosted a
webinar a few months ago on using Flickr and Twitter at your nonprofit.
One thing I'd like to point out is that technically, you shouldn't have a single Flickr account for your organization. It's better to have an account for yourself as an individual, and then create an image pool for posting images of your organization in action. This way, volunteers and other friends of your organization can also post images, and you can provide visitors a much more dynamic view of the work your organization is doing. This is why
TechSoup Stock offers accounts in bundles of 2 and 5.
Andrew, I have to admit that I'm surprised by your concerns about photo theft. If you're using your pictures to tell your nonprofit's story, isn't it great if other people want to share your story? I'm a strong believer in licensing your photos under
Creative Commons.
Cheers,
Elliot