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Care2
MARCH 12, 2011
Looking to help the victims of the Japan earthquake and Tusanmi, but don’t know where to start? Frogloop compiled a list of resources of nonprofits, companies, and do-gooders who are using their tech-savvy and organizing skills to raise money and help locate missing people. By Roberto Maxwell. American Red Cross Text to Donate.
Amy Sample Ward
JANUARY 20, 2012
The internet is not new. A similar example is that of an Atlanta city councilman who chose to post a message to Twitter asking for a medic to respond to an unconscious woman on the street rather than to dial 911 when his mobile phone battery was very low. People believe in the internet. We can’t focus just on money.
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Tech Soup
MAY 13, 2011
” Nonprofits once limited to raising money through cookie sales, charity balls, and foundation grants now have access to almost limitless fundraising streams with new technology platforms, micro-funding models, and evolving culture of giving. ” Globally, people have more access to phones than the Internet.
Tech Soup
NOVEMBER 14, 2013
This time I’ll review the Nominet Trust 100 nominations for the very best technologies for social good, the big TechSoup/ Guardian Technology for Good Report, The soft launch of Hacker Helper, a new free service that sends money over email, the world’s most popular websites, and two new Netflix style subscription services for eBooks.
Tech Soup
AUGUST 9, 2011
Thousands of people - with the aid of their computers, mobile phones, and online applications - were able to do important work to save lives and bring resources where they were badly needed, without needing to travel. One of the main ones that anchors this work is Ushahidi.
The Modern Nonprofit
AUGUST 17, 2021
Now more than ever, we rely on our devices and the internet to connect to the outside world. Two-factor authentication requires you to verify your identity not just with a username and password, but also with something that you have on you, like your cell phone. This is the safest way to access the internet outside of the office.
Have Fun - Do Good
DECEMBER 7, 2010
We're plugged into our phones. I have them in Japan, and I have them in Germany. I really want to stress the concept that kindness doesn't have to cost a lot of money, or really any money, and that you don't have to be rich and powerful to do these things, and leave these things behind. We're plugged into our phones.
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