Dexterity Ventures Launches New Version of App So Developers Can Inject Philanthropy into Projects – Techvibes.com Dexterity Ventures Launches New Version of App So Developers Can Inject Philanthropy into Projects

Calgary’s Dexterity Ventures has released version 2.0 of their GIVE_api, which allows developers to incorporate philanthropy into their web and mobile projects.

With the GIVE_api, developers can harness this information to integrate social good into their clients’ apps and websites.

“For example, mobile game developers can add a charitable giving feature to their games, or enterprise app developers can boost company CSR efforts by facilitating direct donations,” said Adile Abbadi-MacIntosh, Chief Technology Officer at DVI.

The GIVE_api is free. “For example, mobile game developers can add a charitable giving feature to their games, or enterprise app developers can boost company CSR efforts by facilitating direct donations.”

DVI is the parent company of Place2Give.com. Organizations such as Fundrazr and Give A Mile have used DVI technology for their own social good projects.

Matthew Sherrington: What sort of charity does the new government believe in?

The new site was then under the rubric, aWhere Issues Matter.a There were three other words in our founder’s heads: aWill This Worka?

In the years since that May 2010 launch, we hope that NJ Spotlight has answered that question in the affirmative and has proved to be a vital read for those who care about the workings of state government and how it affects all communities.

Our success was hardly a foregone conclusion: The original idea came from a few former Star-Ledger abeata reporters who just wanted to keep writing, and who had a vision — and business model — of what the future of Statehouse news coverage could be.

In fact, when we first sketched out our ideas back in early 2009, the working name was NJ SPOT, for aState Paper of Tomorrow.a

We were lucky enough to connect with the Community Foundation of New Jersey, which had its own dreams for reviving civic-minded journalism in the face of dwindling newsrooms and shrinking coverage.

Our parent organization to this day, the Morristown-based foundation seeded the site with a $10,000 grant.

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Excellus provides grants to 4 Syracuse area nonprofits | syracuse.com The organization serves veterans in 18 upstate New York counties, including those in the Central New York, Utica and Southern Tier regions.

The Dairy Council Health Foundation, of North Syracuse, will implement Fuel Up To Play 60, a nationally recognized wellness program, at Dryden Middle School in Dryden.

World-Herald editorial: A good day to donate – Omaha.com: Opinion
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By Rob Smulian, vice president of Philanthropic Services for The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta

Atlanta’s and Georgia’s legacy of planned giving is long and distinguished, and the Georgia Planned Giving Council (GPGC) exists to build on that history and grow the impact of planned giving across the region and the state. Each year, through a rigorous process, GPGC selects a professional advisor who exemplifies the best in incorporating a charitable focus on planned giving in his/her professional practice, as well as in his/her personal life, to receive the annual Greater Good Award.

Greater Good Award recipients focus their respective practices on advising charitable individuals in order to increase the quantity and quality of planned gifts to charities in Georgia. Additionally, the professional advisor should incorporate that thinking and action in his/her personal involvement in the community, volunteering with and supporting nonprofit organizations who can benefit from wise counsel, time and resources.

This year’s Greater Good Award winner, Bertram L.

Weeks after Hillary Clinton became secretary of state, the State Department objected to a proposed consultancy arrangement offered to Bill Clinton by media mogul Haim Saban, citing concerns about conflict of interest. Nevertheless, public records show that Saban’s nonprofit gave millions to the Clinton Foundation throughout Hillary Clinton’s tenure.

Yet between 2009 and 2013, as Hillary Clinton served as secretary of state, the Saban Family Foundation paid the Clinton Foundation more than $7 million, and listed $30.5 million in “grants and contributions approved for future payment,” according to nonprofit records filed with the Internal Revenue Service.

The Saban Family Foundation and Haim Saban declined National Review’s request for comment and would not answer questions about how much they had given to the Clinton Foundation while Mrs. The Clinton Foundation lists donations from “Cheryl and Haim Saban & The Saban Family Foundation” in the $10 million to $25 million range.

He was a major fundraiser for Hillary Clinton’s previous presidential campaign, and in addition to giving to the Clinton Foundation, he has also donated around $5 million to the Clinton Library.

Hosted by the President of the Will Rogers Polo Club, Andrew Bossom British Polo Day’s USA Representative and member of the British Royal Family Lord Frederick Windso and his wife, actress and writer Sophie Winkleman guests and VIPs will be treated to a day of fast-paced polo on the pitches of Los Angeles’ historic Will Rogers Polo Club.

With last year’s inaugural British Polo Day USA seeing the likes of David Walton, Elon Musk, Talulah Riley and Cassian Elwes come together to raise impressive funds for charity, the 2015 event is set to raise the bar ever-higher. Hollywood society will run shoulders with business moguls and polo enthusiasts from around the world, while a superb fashion showcase and a spectacular Champagne Taittinger tower will set a suitably glamorous tone for the coming days.

Talulah Riley, The Duke of Argyll and Elon Musk British Polo Day USA

British Polo Day USA Host and Representative Lord Frederick Windsor comments: “It is with great pleasure that my wife Sophie and I are once again supporting British Polo Day in the United States. Given the charm, exuberance and strength of will that it has taken to forge this young enterprise, British Polo Day USA is certainly establishing itself right at the forefront of what is now a truly global network.”

British Polo Day CEO and Co-Founder Ed Olver adds: “We are delighted to return to The Will Rogers Polo Club for the second British Polo Day USA.

Marshfield Area Community Foundation named Affiliate of the Year – MarshfieldMail.com: News

MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 11, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc., the leader in technology-enabled claims and productivity management solutions, proudly served as the naming sponsor of the inaugural Spencer 5K Fun Run, raising more than $12,500 to support the Spencer Educational Foundation’s mission of funding the education of tomorrow’s risk management and insurance leaders.

The April 28 event was held as part of the Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) 2015 Annual Conference and Exhibition in New Orleans.

“The Spencer Foundation works to ensure that our industry continues to attract and educate talented individuals with a passion for risk management and insurance,” said David A.

“The race was an exciting new addition to the program offerings at the RIMS conference and a terrific avenue for raising funds and awareness for the work of the Spencer Foundation at the largest annual event in our industry,” said Brion Callori, chairman of the foundation. “We hope that this year’s 5K Fun Run was the first of many to come, and we’re looking forward to continuing the momentum at the RIMS 2016 conference in San Diego.”

About Sedgwick
Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc., is the leading global provider of technology-enabled claims and productivity management solutions. Sedgwick and its affiliated companies deliver cost-effective claims, productivity, managed care, risk consulting and other services to clients through the expertise of more than 12,000 colleagues in some 275 offices located in the U.S., Canada and the U.K.

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