Archive for the ‘nonprofit’ category

The Co-Founder of Kayak.com, Paul English, announced his amazingly ambitious plans to blanket the entire continent of Africa with free wireless Internet. Working with for profit and non-profit organizations Paul is looking ahead over the next decade of his life to make this vision a reality.
Fast Company Article

Imagine the possibilities of connecting one of [...]

We’ve had the opportunity to be a part of a growing, great social enterprise called iLoveSchools.com. Based in San Diego, we’ve had our hand in all aspects of their online platform from strategy, design, development and now even some pro-bono marketing.
One of the greatest fulfillments is to see someone believe in something you also believe [...]

Good bye November, hello Movember. Next month the team here at Digital Operative will be traveling back in time to the 1980’s and growing moustaches to help support prostate and testicular cancer as part of the Movember campaign. You can help support our efforts or join our team (DOstache) here.
Chris Waldron from Take Lessons had [...]

If You Drink Water…

March 27th, 2009

I live in a town called Carmel Valley, which is a little suburb just north of San Diego. If you’ve never heard of it, it’s a little, quiet, family oriented town.  This week I got a recorded phone call saying, please do not use the water until otherwise notified. There had been a water pipe [...]

World Water Week 09

March 13th, 2009

The Tap Project began in New York City with a simple basic concept and that concept has become a powerful cause. World Water Week 09 is a campaign helping to bring clean and safe drinking water to millions of children in need all around the world.  Since 2007, this campaign has grown into a national [...]

On Wednesday I had the earliest start to my day yet this year. It was one of those days where you realize that “business attire” means pulling out the leather shoes, suit pants, button down and yes; the suit jacket. And like any event you volunteer at; you’re running late and really have no idea [...]