Develop for Good connects computer science and technology students with nonprofits that need technology solutions implemented, reports Forbes. 

Mary Zhu was studying computer science at Stanford University when the pandemic hit. In the midst of rapid changes and mass panic, she spotted two critical needs: first, tens of thousands of nonprofits were projected to shut down without technical support to digitize their services. 

According to the Nonprofit Times, the pandemic actually increased nonprofits' financial liquidity leading to increased spending on technology. 

The pandemic caused an uptick in nonprofits’ financial liquidity and it led to an acceleration in technology adoption, according to a new survey. 

According to the Birmingham Business Journal, Fundrage is a new browser extension that will guide readers to nonprofits based on the article's content. 

A new nonprofit-centered startup has launched in the Magic City and is looking to tap into readers of news sites.