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24 alternatives to Code For Kindness
An integration fund to help nonprofits!
Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes. Code For Kindness launched in 2017; newer entries below may have overtaken it.
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2017 · thegroundwork.com · its alternatives →
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After a weekend of coding, last night I launched a very early-version MVP of Coders Who Care. - The goal of the site is to connect nonprofits with developers willing to donate time to a good cause. Right now, it's simply a directory, but in the future I'll be adding more tools for devs and organizations, including ways for charities to post projects and tools to notify developers when a project is posted that matches their interests, etc. I'll also introduce some social components, like recommendations/endorsements, and I have plans for eventually adding a software distribution system that…
2011 · its alternatives →
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Do more good with an evidence-based charity portfolio 💡 📈
2017 · its alternatives →
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http://giving.github.com A few weeks back, from a conversation around helping make the world a truly better place, we started a site where charities, organizations and those trying to make the world better could ask us programmers for help. The site is hard to establish as those doing meaningful work and in need of our help are sadly unaware of the programming community and spirit. But it has started to attract some requests - issues in github-mapping - that will hopefully propel it forward and serve to raise awareness with the good causes! So go get over there and help code something…
2012 · its alternatives →
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A free game to help increase empathy and promote kindness
2017 · its alternatives →
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