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New Tech-Based Option for Fundraising

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According to Bizbash there is a new very convenient way to raise funds for your organization.  A company by the name Connect & Go from montreal has created a new app for the world of cashless money donations.

The new system uses thin N.F.C. tags as bracelets that people wear to an event.  These guests can then scan their tags to participate in silent auctions and donating to a cause.  The scanning badges also enable guests to check in to an event and look at photos from the event.

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The company created this feature because they understood the problem of declining funds being raised at these events and new there was a better and smarter option.

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