Web Plays Critical Role in Aid Donations

By Bill Day on December 29, 2004 11:04 PM | | Comments (0)

The speed and success of soliciting donations on the web for disaster victims in South Asia is unprecedented, according to the Washington Post. Not only have the large charities such as the Red Cross reaped massive donations, but also because of the relatively low cost of putting up a website, many smaller charities are able to compete more effecitively for funds.

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