Charity Technology Exchange (CTX) is the IT donation programme of Charity Technology Trust. Charity Technology Trust (CTT) empowers British charities through the effective use of technology. It provides services in the following areas: lotteries, which are a common form of fundraising for causes in UK; ASP and Web-based solutions,and IT consulting. CTT launched the Launched in 2006, CTX was one of the first pilot countries.
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Who are they?
KEEP BRITAIN TIDY.
Where are they?
Working nationally; HQ in Wigan.
What do they do?
A campaigning environmental charity.
How big are they?
150 employees.
What did they receive?
Microsoft SQL & Windows servers, Outlook, Office Professional Plus and Windows 7.
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Who are they?
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STREET KIDS.
Where are they?
Yorkshire, working on projects in developing countries.
What do they do?
Aim to help very poor children by providing educational opportunitites.
How big are they?
A turnover of just £6,000.
What did they receive?
Microsoft software: Visio, Office Professional Plus, PowerPoint, Expression Web 3, Windows upgrades.
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Who are they?
WINTER COMFORT FOR THE HOMELESS.
Where are they?
Cambridge.
What do they do?
Provide support and services for homeless people in Cambridge.
How big are they?
Turnover approx £250,000.
What did they receive?
Microsoft Office Professional, Small Business Server, Windows 7; Symantec Endpoint Protection.
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Who are they?
Opensight.
Where are they?
Head office in Eastleigh.
What do they do?
Help people whose eyesight has become a cause for concern.
How big are they?
A number of regional clubs (branches) covering the county of Hampshire.
What did they receive?
Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Upgrades, Office Professional Plus, Technet Plus, Expression Web 3.