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Good Ventures Decides to GiveWell

Good Ventures, a new foundation started by a Facebook founder, is set to give to donate to the No. 1 & No. 2 charities on GiveWell’s list of effective charities.
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Charties Get Donations from Hacked Individuals

Boston.com is reporting that hackers might have used stolen data to make donations to several charities.
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New Website Focuses on Giving Locally

USA Today is reporting that a new website, GiveLocally.net, connects people needing emergency help with local donors.
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DoSomething.org Names Charitible Celebrities

According to the Hollywood Reporter, DoSomething.org recently released its list of celebrities who have “Done Good” and made an impact in the world of charitable giving and philanthropy.
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Non Profits Turn to Mobile Giving

According to the Huffington Post, non-profits are embracing mobile technology as a way to reach fundraising goals and connect with donors.
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Football Fans Encouraged to Toss a "Snoball"

Snoball, an online micro donation site, reports the Huffington Post, is combining college football and charity. Snoball is college football fans set up a “Snoball” for their favorite charity.
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Local Charity Gives Tech to Children

According to the NewsObserver.com, the Kramden Institute, a local Durham charity, takes old technology such as laptops and desktops, refurbishes them, and then distributes them to schoolchildren.
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Canadian Company Gives Back to Community

ACS Computer Solutions, a Canadian technology company, is giving back to local charities, reports Canada.com. Local non-profits groups will be able to get computers and services from ACS at a reduced rate.
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Google Helps DoSomething.Org

A new $2 million dollar grant from Google.org, reports DoSomething.org, will help their organization continue to connect with teens and encourage them to make social changes.
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Crowdfunding Changing Giving

According to NPR, crowd sourcing (also known as micro philanthropy) is changing the face of giving.
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