How Non-Profits and Activists Can Leverage Location Based Services

January 18, 2010 by Kent Wakely 1 Comment

Although most Canadian non-profits are just starting to get their feet wet with social media, online fund-raising and mobile applications, location-based services are probably not on their radar here to the same extent they are Stateside.

This article from Mashable is a pretty good prompt to think about ways location-aware apps might help with fund-raising and on-the-ground organizing. For fund-raising, I’m especially intrigued by CauseWorld.

How Non-Profits and Activists Can Leverage Location Based Services (from Mashable)

Filed Under: Mobile, Non-profits

About Kent Wakely

Kent Wakely is managing partner of Fruition Interactive. He has been dedicated to creating great online experiences since 1993. He has provided strategy, design and project planning and management services to clients such as Scotiabank, Bacardi Canada, Johns Hopkins University, Rogers Broadcasting and the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship. He's been an online marketing columnist for Technorati since 2011.

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