Google Gives 20 Million Dollars to Charities

December 21, 2009

Google Gives 20 Million Dollars to Charities

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Mountain View (RPRN) 12/21/09 — Citing a particularly difficult year for charity organisations, the hardest in decades, Google has committed to giving 20 million dollars this year. This announcement was sent earlier on December 21 to its users, and will replace the annual gift of credit to adsense and adwords.“Because charities are experiencing their toughest year in decades, we have committed $20 million to helping those who help us all," states Google, " Our gift to you is a gift to them."

Feeding America
Boys and Girls Clubs
Smile Train
CARE, Mothers Matter
World Wildlife Fund, Natural Capital Project
Mobile Creches
Prajwala
HEAL Africa
African Institute for Mathematical Sciences

The Mango Tree
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
Harlem Children's Zone
Save the Children, Latin America focus
Reporters Without Borders
Witness
Loud Against Nazis
Global Voices

Ushahidi
Save the Children, Middle East and Eurasia focus
Grupo Cultural Afro Reaggae
Ashesi University College, Ghana
Pratham
Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience
Shin Shin Educational Foundation
Tzu Chi Foundation

* Current list of intended recipients

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