Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

DECEMBER 16, 2014

More and more of my time is spent around both raising money and raising awareness of how much more could be done with technology to increase social impact. First, I’ll cover our biggest fundraising effort of the year: individual philanthropy is crucial to us; it’s the portion that makes 10X impact possible!

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NTEN

AUGUST 31, 2010

Recently, Freedom Fone was adapted by two farm radio stations through the African Radio Research Initiative , a 42-month project, the aim of which was to assess the effectiveness and impact of farm radio in many parts of Africa. . We’re looking for something that can enhance radio,” Sullivan says. Challenges and issues.

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Press Ghana Tanzania Zimbabwe 49

Nonprofit Tech for Good

FEBRUARY 8, 2021

By Audrey Phillips , a customer success manager at Classy – a social enterprise that creates world-class online fundraising software for nonprofits, modernizing the giving experience to accelerate social impact around the world. They are an awesome organization that was founded by two professional “futball” players from Zimbabwe.

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Goal Fundraising Help Africa 306

NTEN

SEPTEMBER 3, 2010

And Camfed raised $4,500 to build a roof on a school in Malawi , then turned around and funded another $3,386 project to give shoes to schoolgirls in Zimbabwe. . Motivate supporters through descriptions of your work and the impact they can have by donating. Don’t be scared to drive home the message.

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Causes Zimbabwe Fundraising Malawi 87

Have Fun - Do Good

FEBRUARY 15, 2008

CH: I think I am conscious of the fact that we are all succeeding constantly, because the impact has been so profound. We have $2 donors out of Zimbabwe and $20,000 donors out of San Francisco. BB: How will you know when you have succeeded? If you have a success story, you could share that too.

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Have Fun - Do Good

NOVEMBER 28, 2007

A high school English teacher in Zimbabwe, whose name is Betty Makoni , began hearing stories from her students after school, that they had been raped. The children are ages 6-16, and they're making huge strides by leading a national movement against child rape in Zimbabwe. In this case, the girls were using poetry.

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