Check in tomorrow for a special announcement on Disaster Defender: The Game that makes a difference in Real Life!

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SXSW: Changing society thru tech is not about apps.It’s about passionate people driven to find solutions to challenges that impact our world

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Fast Company article: Crowdfunding gravitates toward innovations that have the most potential to address pressing social issues.

Ebola: Health worker shortages, lack of equipment, limited training and insufficient info sharing all contributed - ghtcoalition.org

By 2020 > ½ ppl living in extreme poverty will be in conflict & violence affected regions -Pres Kim #faith2endpoverty

HuffPost: Philanthropic investment firms succeed by empowering organizations that will make a positive difference in the lives of others.

NYTimes on Nepal: Aftershocks, a crippled transportation network, and loss of power affect the search for survivors and supply distribution

NY Times reports: Residents of Katmandu living in tent camps - Biggest problems are a lack of safe drinking water and slow disaster relief.

The challenge is to get (supplies) to those who are most vulnerable,” Peter Oyloe, Director for Nutrition for Save the Children-Nepal

The Nepal quake affected over 8 Million people - 5,500+ lost, over 11,000 injured, and 500,000 tents are needed. cnn.com/2015/04/29/asi…