While providing health care to pregnant women in Ghana in 2010, the Grameen Foundation decided there was a better way to communicate health information to poor patients in remote areas, reports The Washington Post. So, the non-profit designed software to send out voice and text messages to the patients.

According to the New York Times, more than a dozen British institutions have signed up for the National Funding Scheme’s Donate program. The program uses digital technology to attract contributions.

Nonprofit Technology News talks with Jay Love of Avectra about their Nonprofit Constituent Relationship Management application. Key features include 30 best of breed modules and better data utilization to increase fundraising.

Facebook, Microsoft and Google are facing scrutiny over their pledge to donate funds to child protection agencies, reports The Independent. Despite continued verbal support all three companies are accused of failing to donate significant dollar amounts to the causes.