Giving back
Giving back is a cornerstone of our company culture, and we proudly support many charitable and humanitarian organizations with pro-bono or reduced-cost services.
If you represent a volunteer-run non-profit organization providing free and secular services to the underprivileged, please contact us so we so we can determine the best way to support your organization - whether this is solution design, professional hosting, software customizations, technical support or training for your staff.
Cividesk has directly supported the following organizations (and more) as part of this program:
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We also support the following organizations through financial donations and/or volunteering:
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Kiva.org Loans
- Isaiah
Country: Kenya
Total loan: $ 125
Loan use: to purchase the ACE One energy system in order to have access to solar power for lighting, charging and cooking in a way that is safer, cleaner and saves money. - Muong Phang 48 Group
Country: Vietnam
Total loan: $ 2000
Loan use: to buy buy fish breeders. - Lino Adan
Country: Bolivia
Total loan: $ 1400
Loan use: to buy chairs, tables and shelves. - Timaima
Country: Fiji
Total loan: $ 925
Loan use: to hire a few workers, buy two pesticide grass sprayers, water blasters, a grog pounder and a weighing scale. - 01_Takku Liggey Keur Madaro Group
Country: Senegal
Total loan: $ 3725
Loan use: to buy some sheep to fatten. - Moise
Country: Uganda
Total loan: $ 825
Loan use: to buy medicines to sell at his clinic. - Nello
Country: Malawi
Total loan: $ 200
Loan use: to buy more maize for resale and make more profits to support her family better. - Sanoh's Best Female Farmers Group
Country: Sierra Leone
Total loan: $ 2850
Loan use: to pay for seeds, organic inputs, and tractor rental, which will allow these farmers to escape subsistence existance by farming a larger area and producing a higher yield. - Fundación Paraguaya
Country: Paraguay
Total loan: $ 355225
Loan use: 100 all-women community banks recover from the COVID-19 shutdown. - Juan Ramon
Country: Nicaragua
Total loan: $ 1500
Loan use: to purchase tables, chairs, rice, beans, spaghetti, oil, chicken, cream, lettuce, and tomatoes.