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Amazon | October 20, 2020

Today, Amazon announced that it will support more than a thousand charities around the world with product and monetary donations to help them get millions of items they need. Organizations in the U.S., U.K., Spain, Singapore, Japan, Italy, India, Germany, France, China, Canada, Australia and more will receive donations starting today. To help distribute the donations, Amazon will team up with celebrity friends, including Gabrielle Union, Mitch Marner from the Toronto Maple Leafs, Singaporean act...

Nonprofit Management

Trimble | November 03, 2020

Trimble announced today it will match donations up to $100,000 USD in support of global poverty-fighting non-profit organization CARE and their She Feeds the World program during the month of November, 2020. Aiming to improve access to food and nutrition for 50 million women and youth, small-scale producers and their families, She Feeds the World supports programs and projects in more than 76 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Through this donation-matching campaign, Trimble employees,...

Microsoft | March 10, 2020

Microsoft is contributing to the Coronavirus COVID-19 relief fund in partnerships with nonprofits and government. Aiming to boost a local COVID-19 Response Fund (CRF) efforts in the Puget Sound region, the company is collaborating with The Seattle Foundation and United Way of King County. Microsoft says it is making an initial donation of $1 million. Other companies like Amazon and Starbucks are also contributing to these efforts....

Aplos Software | June 20, 2020

In just 30 days, more than $30,000 in discounts have been given to nonprofits and churches in the wake of COVID-19 to enable them to get the software and digital tools they need to resume their operations in the weeks and months ahead. Aplos has been practically giving away their software platform, with the option of adding mobile giving and communications features, in an effort to help nonprofits and churches operate remotely while sheltering in place due to the coronavirus. Traditional ways th...