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Making Pledging 1% the Norm

Pledge 1% is a new online movement that encourages companies, both big and small, to pledge 1$ of their profits to charity, reports Forbes.

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Philly Nonprofit Embraces Tech

According to Genorocity, Philadelphia area Communally is using technology to help lower income people access services/benefits.

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3D Printed Houses Shelter Homeless

Nonprofit New Story will start using 3D technology to bring shelter to the homeless population in Latin America, reports Fast Company.

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Trevor Project Gets Google Grant

The Trevor Project has been awarded a $1.5 million dollar Google Impact grant to add artificial intelligence to its suicide prevention program.

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Boardable Gains New Funding

According to Venture Beat, online board management platform Boardable ha secured $1 million dollars in funding from High Alpha Capital.

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Carolina Nonprofits Benefit from Giving Challenge

The Central Carolina Community Foundation is sponsoring an 18 hour online giving challenge, reports the Sumter Item.

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Microsoft Helps Nonprofits

According to Biz Tech, nonprofits can leverage Microsoft’s Azure and the new Dynamics 365 to help them improve their visibility.

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New Nonprofit Journalism Launches

According to Buzz Feed News, Sophie Schmidt, the daughter of Google Executive Eric Schmidt, will self fund a journalism nonprofit.

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Twilio Teams with Salesforce

Twilio users can now send text messages through Salesforce’s CRM, reports Business Insider.

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Polaroid Gives to Massachusetts Nonprofits

According to South Coast Today, nonprofits in the Greater New Bedford have been awarded $100,000 by The Polaroid Fund of the Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts.

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