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Fundraising Platform Receives Funding

According to the Nonprofit Times, fundraising platform Resilia has received a new round of Series A funding.

Minority-founded SaaS platform Resilia announced $8 million in Series A funding to grow the New Orleans-based company

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Nonprofit Gets Students Ready

According to 13 WTHR, an Indianapolis is launching an e-Summer School to help low income families get their kids ready for kindergarten. 

With schools closed, families have had to adjust to e-learning.“There’s a major technological gap in our country and people that don’t have access to computers and internet those are the children who are going to fall behind their peers who are actually using the computer at home with their families,” said the Director of Public Relations at Waterford.org Kim Fischer.

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Nonprofit Finds Way to Connect Students

A Madison nonprofit is finding creative ways to use technology to help students stay social while practicing social distancing, reports Madison Commons.

Tech nonprofit Maydm and Public Health Madison & Dane County are partnering to lead an initiative to encourage students to safely social distance.

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New App Helps Give Homeless Opportunities

According Oklahoma News, City Care of Oklahoma is offering a new app that allows users to learn about homeless individuals and gives them a way to offer a variety of assistance. 

A local nonprofit organization is turning to technology to help homeless individuals across Oklahoma City.

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Microsoft Dedicates Funds for Responder Tech

Microsoft is giving first responder groups $35 million dollars in tech resources, reports ZD Net. 

Every enterprise is doing its part to help as many people as possible during the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic, and Microsoft is throwing its hat into the ring in a big way. 

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Doctors Fundraise to Buy Tech

According to the Calgary Herald, doctors are fundraising via Eventbrite to buy technology that will help Covid patients communicate with their families. 

In her residency at the Foothills Hospital, Dr. Kimberley Nix has seen how face-to-face interactions with patients and their families can be beneficial to their overall health.

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Worldwide Technology Launches Fundraising Campaign

According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, World Wide Technology has launched a fundraising campaign for workers affected by Covid-19.

World Wide Technology launched a new fundraising campaign to support organizations working to help families affected by COVID-19 as well as those focused on developing a vaccine and treatment for the virus.

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#GivingTuesdayNow Success

According to the Nonprofit Times, #GivingTuesdayNow was a huge success with people giving both money and time. 

Whether it was an effort to raise $20 million in North Texas or a gesture as simple as canvassing homebound neighbors to offer doing their yard work, #GivingTuesdayNow sparked activity in more than 145 countries amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Education Foundation Helps Teachers Get Certs

An Oklahoma education nonprofit is helping teachers get micro endorsements to enhance their digital teaching skills, reports the Journal. 

An education nonprofit in Oklahoma is working with an education technology company to provide teachers with alternative credentials taken online that can get them raises.

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Nonprofit Helps Voters

Nonprofit VoteAmerica will help people vote by mail for upcoming US elections, reports TechCrunch.

With November looming, the scramble to protect the 2020 U.S. election from coronavirus chaos is on.

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