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As Russia/Ukraine Battle Rages, Software Developers Raise Funds for Ukrainian Relief

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to rage, leaving devastation in its wake, developers and online software vendors have increased their efforts to raise funds for the relief of the Ukrainian people.

Unclutter

The Ukraine-based company that brought us Unclutter is offering a full license of the app for a donation of $10 USD or above.

The company says funds raised with this campaign will be transferred to volunteers who the team personally knows and trust to help civilian people in the most affected cities of Ukraine. The funds will help give assistance with evacuation, provision of food, water, warm clothing, and shelter.

In addition, they will transfer funds to official charitable foundations that supply our military and territorial defense volunteers with protection equipment.

Unclutter provides a handy place on your desktop for storing notes, files, and pasteboard clips.

Unclutter offers 3 tools:

  1. Clipboard History: Track everything you copy into your Mac’s clipboard. You can browse the list of recent clips & recall any of them.
  2. Quick Notes: Jot down casual notes without launching a text editor. You can find any note with a keyword, using the full-text search.
  3. Files Hub: Now you have a place to drop casual files to, without cluttering your Desktop or wasting time on searching for them.

For more information, visit the Unclutter website.

(Image courtesy of Unclutter.)

Humble Bundle

Meanwhile, Humble Bundle is offering a “Stand With Ukraine” Bundle that offers 125 games, game content, apps, and more, worth over $2,500, for a donation of $40 USD or more. While much of the available games and apps are for Windows users, there is plenty to be found in the bundle for users of the Mac and other platforms.

This bundle supports Razom for UkraineInternational Rescue Committee (IRC)International Medical Corps, and Direct Relief.

The bundle includes games from both major publishers and independent publishers. Games include “Back 4 Blood,” “Spyro Reignited Trilogy,” “Max Payne 3,” “Fable Anniversary,” “PGA Tour 2K21,” and many, many others.

Apps include “Gamemaker Studio 2 Creator,” “GameGuru,” “RPG Make VX,” “Ashampoo Photo Optimizer 7,” and more. Books included in the bundle include “The Boys Volume 1,” “The Blight,” “Automate the Boring Stuff With Python,” and many others.

For more information and to buy the bundle to support this cause, visit the Humble Bundle website.

As we learn of more software publishers’ and developers’ donation drives, we will publish them in this space.

Chris Hauk

Chris is a Senior Editor at Mactrast. He lives somewhere in the deep Southern part of America, and yes, he has to pump in both sunshine and the Internet.