Boulder’s startup darling, OneRiot.com, has provided t-shirts to everyone working on the project today. Robert Reich, OneRiot Founder and creator of Boulder Denver New Tech Meetup, has always been great about letting us present on short notice about the different events and volunteer needs SnapImpact has. We recently worked with Rob to organize the Denver New Tech Nonprofit TechFest, which got 200 Denver technologists together to work on projects for 7 different nonprofits in a night. In fact, if you OneRiot “awesome” right now, the one and only result that will come back will be, “What, you mean Robert Reich?”* Oh, and if you’re wondering about the models, you can’t afford them.

*Note: Results may vary.

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Interview with the Marketing Team (Again!) – iPhone.m4v (9053 KB)

In the second video, Alison has a hot tip for companies that might want to get involved with the project.

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We talk to Bing Chou, Alison Kudlacik, and Andrea Meyer of the AfG Marketing attack to find out how much we should expect to hear about All for Good this year.

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Not to be outdone, our local Starbucks Coffee on Pearl donated a gift card for one of our lucky volunteers. When running from place to place, no one is faster at making your latte than these guys, and they've embraced social media as well as any company out there. Be sure to check them out on Facebook and Twitter for specials.

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Interview With Cody Koeninger – iPhone.m4v (15933 KB)

We searched high and wide across the United States for the best-bearded developer in the land to make sure that we had some magic whiskers on staff to remind the development team, "Hey…Be a man about this. You can do it." Cody Koeninger was that man. Hear him talk about how you, too, might one day have a beard as luxurious as his.

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Hapa Sushi, home of the insanely good Spicy Tuna Nachos (I heard the have sushi, too), kicked in a gift certificate that we gave to developer Zach Kim, who said he couldn't have learned more about Scala Lift than coming to this session. Volunteering with SnapImpact: Good for the soul, good for the brain, and good for your taste buds. Thanks, Hapa!

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Scott Stewart Interview – iPhone.m4v (15083 KB)

I sit down with Scott Stewart, Program Director of Web Services for the Corporation for National and Community Service, which powers the Serve.gov website and runs Americorps among other programs. He seems pretty stoked about the progress we're making.

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Cori Chavez was the lucky winner of a Belvedere gift certificate from another one of our awesome local donors. If you're anywhere near downtown today and feel like venturing outside, one of Belvedere's crazy delicious chocolate treats will make it that much more worthwhile, especially when it involves putting on pants. They're open until 7:00pm today, so no need to rush out right now.

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We've started handing out gifts to our helpers, and one of those that got a big reaction was a gift card donated by Illegal Pete's. Like many of us, I became a true devotee the moment I saw them mix the ingredients in my first IP burrito before they folded it up. For remaining on the forefront of burrito innovation, and for rewarding one of our incredible volunteers, Illegal Pete's, we salute you. Flickr photo credit: CKI2008

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So instead of giving you an update on where product negotiations are headed, I thought it would be better to introduce one of the top stakeholders in All for Good. Bob Leidich is the Program Manager for the AARP's Create the Good program, and he uses the All for Good volunteering data feed to generate volunteering opportunities for seniors participating in the program. He's been working with the Development Team to create a roadmap to make the All for Good more useful. Here, he talks about his experience so far this weekend and the talent that we've assembled.

-Josh Clauss

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