Which innovations could help the charity sector?

Stuart Sumner
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Computing puts out a call for new products, ideas and innovations which could be used by the varied organisations of the third sector

Do you know of any new products or technological innovations which could be used by charities and not-for-profit organisations? Computing is collecting and collating ideas for new products and s...

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