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Using Tech to Connect Those in Need
An Illinois nonprofit startup wants to help those with mental health issues, reports the Chicago Tribune. The Journey’s Dream website helps connect people with mental health resources.
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New Site Matches Nonprofits with Tech Experts
According to the Nonprofit Quarterly, the Nerdy Foundation, which offers technology solutions to nonprofits, has started a new online community. The NerdKind site matches tech experts with nonprofits that need tech assistance.
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Google Gives to STEM Project
According to the Huffington Post, Google announced a $1 million dollar grant to the Hidden Genius project. The goal of the Hidden Genius Project is to increase the number of black males in technology roles.
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App Connects Shoppers with Businesses that Give
A new app wants to match shoppers with business willing to give to charity, reports the Republic. Boosterville Inc, matches shoppers with businesses that will donate to the seller’s selected charity.
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Planning Your Tech Future
According to Biz Tech, the end of the year is a good time for nonprofits to examine their technology needs for the upcoming year. By creating a clear set of technology goals and assessing what is currently available nonprofits can make sure they use their tech budgets wisely.
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Bringing Tech to Kentucky
According to the 74, the nonprofit Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative is helping school districts improve their education systems. The cooperative’s aerospace program is helping students across multiple schools increase their career options by introducing them to drones.
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Indiana Brings the Internet to Students
Indiana schools are set to benefit from a new partnership between the State of Indiana and the nonprofit group EducationSuperHighway, reports Government Technology. The partnership will bring high speed internet access to all Indiana classrooms.
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Gesture Celebrates Milestone
According to Markets Insider, Chicago based Gesture is celebrating a milestone. In the past 6 years Gesture’s mobile fundraising platform has helped over 3,000 nonprofits $500 million dollars
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Nonprofit Buys Crowdfunding Platform
According to Crain’s fo Detroit, the South Oakland Shelter has purchased the online platform Handup. Handup is a crowdfunding platform for nonprofits that work with the homeless. It helps them raise funds to cover items that would otherwise be unfunded.
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Sports Fans Now Have App to Help Them Give
There is a new fundraising platform that helps sports fans give to their favorite charity, reports SportTechie. The Drive allows sports fans to raise money for their favorite charity by basing donations on things like Touchdowns or goals. The app also lets users give directly to their favorite charity.
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