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Craigslist and Other Big Names Back New Open Source Volunteer Project [OStatic]
GigaOM Network — There's little question that donating your time and talent to local volunteer organizations is a worthy cause but finding a place that needs your help isn't always easy. All for Good, a new open source project backed by big names like Google, craigslist, AARP, and Habitat for Humanity, hope to make it easier to pair people with the projects that need them. "Inspired by the call of President Obama to engage more Americans in service, a group of individuals from the technology, ...

Craigslist and Other Big Names Back New Open Source Volunteer Project
OStatic blogs — There's little question that donating your time and talent to local volunteer organizations is a worthy cause but finding a place that needs your help isn't always easy. All for Good, a new open source project backed by big names like Google, craigslist, AARP, and Habitat for Humanity, hope to make it easier to pair people with the projects that need them. "Inspired by the call of President Obama to engage more Americans in service, a group of individuals from the technology, marketing and public sectors ...