New technologies have made charitable giving easier than it ever has been. Here’s a closer look at how technology is making donations more accessible.
With the coronavirus pandemic happening right now, they are facing a shortage and they could use your help.
All proceeds with benefit the BCRF, with a minimum promised donation of $250,000 USD.
I don’t make declarations very often but I’d say that the Cambridge Audio SE1 earbuds are seriously in my top 3 wired earbuds under $100USD.
SteelSeries is announcing three new colors for the Arctis 3 headset: solar red, boreal blue and slate grey.
Facebook users in the United States of America will now be able to set up custom campaigns to raise money for registered 501 (c)(3) non-profit … Read more…
It is that time of year again where gift-giving is on the forefront of everyone’s minds. The wish-lists are long and plentiful and every commercial … Read more…
If I seem a bit pessimistic about the recent public vow from Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, it’s only because Facebook hasn’t done a whole lot … Read more…
A meme is a near perfect means of conveying a feeling in a way that mere text cannot. It’s a unifying and universal symbol for … Read more…
Ken Starks lucky break didn’t show up in the way most people hope for. He owned a pressure washing business in Texas and a major accident led to the start of a technology project that would change the lives of children living in the hill country of Texas. Ken’s project, named Reglue, has now provided Linux computers to over a thousand disadvantaged kids. Reglue has also created learning centers throughout East Austin that teach computer skills and help with online job search tools.
File this under: “Not Tech-But Geeky and Needs to be Talked About.” Yesterday Humble Bundle released a new bundle called the Humble Image Bundle and supplies up to 9 volumes of comic books published by Image Comics. The bundle breaks out into 3 different tiers featuring different books. The tiers break down as follows:
