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UniversalGiving
Community, Aid, Poverty
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UniversalGiving is a social entrepreneurship nonprofit whose vision is to create “a world where giving and volunteering is a natural part of everyday life.” Our web-based service enables anyone to contribute to exceptional projects around the world! UniversalGiving (UG) website visitors simply search by a focus (such as education or human rights) and a geographic area (such as Eastern Africa or Pakistan). Founded in 2002, UniversalGiving is the only organization that takes no cut on donations, promotes both giving and volunteering, and provides a Quality Model. This model ensures all organizations and projects are verified.
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San Francisco, CA 94102
United States
415-296-9193
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www.UniversalGiving.org
Moderator: Heather Johnson
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Can sponsor an African, Thai or Indonesian orphan for The Education Program (TEP), allowing the child learning opportunities and keeping him or her off the streets .
