Do you believe a mobile app for a non profit organization can really help for charity?

Cyprus
December 20, 2017 6:22am CST
Hello, I am working on an app for the non profit organisation Papillon Foundation in South Africa. I am thinking different ways to help the people in need there, I am just a young man 23 years old that want to make a Christmas gift for the kids there. People will be able to donate through my app and also check social networks the non profit is active. Do you think an app for that organization is a better and valuable gift than giving direct money to them?
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M.-L.
@MALUSE (69373)
• Germany
20 Dec 17
You can ask the manager of the organisation what helps them more. I have no idea why you think that members of this site would know the answer.
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Spyros Archimidis
@bluetechno (38)
• Cyprus
21 Dec 17
I have news the app is published and the owner is so happy! That is the best christmas gift he said.
Rhombus
@Rhombus (356)
• South Africa
20 Dec 17
Congrats on helping a charity. Even though I am from South Africa I have never heard of them. It's not surprising though considering we have so many charities. Curious why you are not helping Greece (it's closer).
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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine
@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
25 Mar 18
Give a group a bucket of fish, you feed them for a few hours; design-&-build a better fish-catching tool which you give to them, you help them feed themselves for as long as the tool stays the best available.
Icydoll
@Icydoll (36717)
• India
20 Dec 17
I don't believe that a application helps a organisation .it's better to help them directly.
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Spyros Archimidis
@bluetechno (38)
• Cyprus
21 Dec 17
It helps because people can donate through it!