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Things are bad in Haiti, but help is coming from a group of independent iPhone developers who are banding together to donate app sales to help relief efforts. The devs will be giving revenue from their iPhone apps to charities that are working to help relief efforts on the ground in Haiti. It’s called the Indie Relief project.
The charity project will launch on January 20. Participating devs are pledging to donate revenue from their apps (either all their apps or just a portion their app portfolio) to charities of their choice. The sales will go toward Haitian relief efforts currently underway on the earthquake-torn island nation.
Any iPhone devs interested in donating a day’s worth of sales to this noble cause should go here, or email Justin here.
[Via: Mashable]
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