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Potential Partners for Tech-Focused Organisations
During my recent trip to South Africa, I came across a number of organisations which may be of value as potential partners to organisations implementing technology-driven projects across Africa. The Harris Family Foundation is currently being formed in South Africa and … Continue reading
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Grant Awarded to Institute for Philanthropy
Increasing numbers of philanthropic organisations are getting to grips with social media and beginning to understand how it can impact and influence their own work and approach to grantmaking. For others, however, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and similar online platforms remain … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, funders, Institute for Philantrhopy, research, social media, Twitter, Youtube
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