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This -- plus a bit of Rube Goldberg -- is how we turned on America's Giving Challenge.
Code, Camera, Action
Stories, software and strategies to help nonprofits do the social web
Startup thinking for the social sector.
Code for action.
Plus photography.
(And reading aloud.)
I'm the founder of el-studio.com, a web development firm that helps nonprofits and associations connect to the social web.
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