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Hopelink Reaches Those in Need

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Post date July 8, 2013

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It may be difficult to know where to turn when you are feeling down and out. It may seem like nobody cares or that nobody is willing to help. However, there is a nonprofit organization that is looking out for people in need. Hopelink does, and it works with a diverse population from children to […]

Tags children, community, disabilities, help, homeless, Hopelink, low-income, Nicole Allen, nonrprofit, philanthropy, senior, Washington

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Free the Children Streamlines Using DocuSign

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Post date May 22, 2013

When people think of the uses for eSignature platforms like DocuSign, they often think of a company that helps businesses and governments with paperwork. And that’s true—DocuSign, which CEO and founder Keith Krach says now has over 13 million unique users, does help a lot of businesses and governments, small and large, go digital with […]

Tags charity, child labor, children, Craig Kielburger, digital, DocuSign, eSignature, fight child labor, Free the Children, Keith Krach, Nonprofit, nonprofit organization, philanthropy

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