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Wednesday, 19 March 2008

Google for non-profits

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Posted by Steve Miller, Google Earth Outreach

As a part of our Google Earth Outreach efforts, we speak with a number of organizations about the important role that maps can play in non-profit communication strategies and internal planning. But mapping tools aren't the only way to put Google technology to work for you — over the past year a number of our teams have made their products more relevant and useful for non-profits. You can now find out about all of these offerings in one place on the new Google for Non-Profits site, complete with examples, project ideas, and tips on getting started. To learn more, check out the announcement on the Official Google Blog.
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