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Summer Camp Goes High Tech
New tech tools allow nonprofit camps to function more efficiently, reports Nonprofit Pro.
Nonprofit camps have thrived for so long because they offer the youth in their community a healthy, safe environment to escape to for a few weeks every summer.
Read more...Helping People Be Smart Donors
To help donors who want to give to those affected by hurricane Dorian there is a Smart Donor Checklist that can be downloaded from the North Carolina Secretary of State’s website, reports WRAL.
North Carolina’s Secretary of State office is warning people to be wary of possible charity scams as Hurricane Dorian approaches the state. To help consumers, her office is offering a “Smart Donor Checklist” that can be downloaded from its website to offer tips and guidance.
Read more...New Nonprofit Tackles Food Waste
The Walmart Foundation & nonprofit ReFED are working together on a Nonprofit Food Recovery Accelerator, reports Waste Dive.
ReFED, a California-based nonprofit, recently announced the first 10 members of its new Nonprofit Food Recovery Accelerator. Each organization will receive $30,000, with funding supplied by the Walmart Foundation
Read more...New Mobile Payment Device Can Collect Donations
According to Benzinga, a new payment platform aims to replace collection boxes, allowing donors to “drop” any amount they want into the box via mobile payments.
What if you could build karma using technology? Thanks to the launch of a new product, you can. Developed by Karma Payments, Instant Karma is a donation collection device for credit card and mobile pay transactions
Read more...Web Speed Matters
Web page load speed can turn a potential donor into a non donor, reports Nonprofit Times. Question: What can you do in just 2.4 seconds? Answer: You can lose a donor.
Every nonprofit marketer knows that the faster the mobile page speed, the better. It can be unforgiving.
Read more...Using Tech to Help Nonprofits Helping the Amazon
According to WRAL Tech Wire, people are using technology to search out ways to help nonprofits that are actively involved in combating the fire devastation occurring in the Amazon.
Can you save the rainforest from your desk? A spike in downloads for a search engine that’s contributing profits to planting trees shows people are looking for ways to help as fires rage across the Brazilian Amazon
Read more...Tech Soup Gets Grant
VMware Foundation granted $2.5 million dollars to Tech Soup’s Capital Campaign, reports The Nonprofit Times.
TechSoup’s $11.5-million Growth Capital Campaign received its latest infusion in the form of a $2.5-million grant from the VMware Foundation.
Read more...Nonprofit Brings Tech to Africa
Colorado high school student creates a nonprofit that sends used laptops to children in Tanzania, reports CBS Denver.
After graduating from Colorado high schools, teenagers around the Front Range chose to donate their school-issued laptops to children in Africa.
Read more...How to Use Tech to Solve Problems Long Term

Hackathons, Coding for Good and other charity events that help nonprofits with their technology needs aren’t able to solve problems like homelessness long term, reports BostInno.
Today, there are more programs than ever before designed to encourage the use of technology to solve the world’s most pressing problems.
Read more...Bots Make Communication Easier
The new site Botsforcharity is a partnership between DirectRelief and Mind Heroes to help nonprofits create chatbots, reports the Nonprofit Times.
When hurricanes struck Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico almost two years ago, the spartan social media staff at Direct Relief was overwhelmed with messages via Facebook Messenger with questions about how to donate, volunteer or get help
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