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mGive

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Bulk SMS/Outgoing SMS Services, Inbound SMS Messaging Services, mgive, mobile accord, mobile donations, mobile fundraising, mobile giving, Mobile Integration/Data Integration, Mobile Marketing and Campaign Strategy, Premium SMS and Billing Services, sms donations, text message donations, Voting and Polling Services, 1. PROFESSIONAL AND CONSULTING SERVICES, 2. WIRELESS APPLICATION SERVICES PROVIDERS, Mobile Application Development

operates in:
United States

contact:

mGive

2150 29th Ave.
Ste 200
Denver, CO 80211

P. 303-531-5505
F. 303-531-5509

support@mgive.com

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mGive is a service of Mobile Accord, a Mobile Application Service Provider/Cause-Marketing Agency based in Denver, Colorado. We offer the strategic and tactical marketing expertise necessary to successfully implement scalable mobile donation and communication solutions on local and national levels.

mGive worked in tandem with The Mobile Giving Foundation to bring mobile donations to the United States, and was the first approved Application Service Provider to be accepted for mobile giving. In February 2008, mGive launched the first mobile donation campaign for the United Way during The Super Bowl.

References / Past Projects

The United Way
ASPCA
St. Jude
Starlight Starbright
Children's Miracle Network
Amnesty International
UNICEF
Keep a Child Alive

You can see our other clients here or read about them on our Blog

Vote 4 Me: Thoughts On Mobile Technology and Politics In the USA

August 2, 2006 | justinoberman

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mobile accord, mobileactive, nrdc, politxt, sms

As the power of the teenager and the text message is becoming more and more evident, some political campaigns and non-profits are betting that this new hip mobile technology can change American politics as well, as it has already proven to do so throughout the world. This, at least, is the gist of a Newsweek article published titled "Vote 4 Me."

The major point of the article is asking whether a teen trend can be "turned into a weapon of choice for politicos hoping to energize their constituents? Some strategists are betting it can: Where 2004 saw the great blog campaign, we are likely to be talking about the great text-messaging campaign of 2008, says Joe Trippi, who, as Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign manager, was a pioneer in the use of the Internet as a fundraising and organizing tool. The technology is right on the cusp of becoming very big.