Today is #GivingTuesday , a global movement to kick off the charitable giving season. More than just a computer When you buy a Raspberry Pi, you’re not only getting a fantastic little computer, but you’re also helping with our charitable educational mission to put the power of computing and digital making into the hands of people all over the world
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Cambridge Network Fake cases for your Raspberry Pi – make sure you don't end up with one! Cambridge Network As you probably know, the Raspberry Pi Foundation is a charity.
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iDigitalTimes.com Liz Upton of the Raspberry Pi Foundation report that the charitable group was …
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Wired.co.uk The $5 Raspberry Pi Zero could be as revolutionary as the original Wired.co.uk The smallest Raspberry Pi yet might be its biggest: the charitable foundation behind the UK's best-selling computer have launched their latest model, the Raspberry Pi Zero, for the absurd price of just £4 ($5 in the United States). The miniaturised … Pi Zero: A full Raspberry Pi for just $5 Ars Technica Could Raspberry Pi Zero Be Pivotal To Open Source IOT ?
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evertiq.com Meet the Raspberry Pi Foundation's new CEO evertiq.com Philip Colligan will be joining the Raspberry Pi Foundation in July as the new CEO.
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The sharp-eyed among you will have noticed that a couple of months back, we were advertising for a new CEO of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Today we’re really excited to announce that Philip Colligan will be joining us in July as the new CEO of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Philip will be responsible for overseeing all of our charitable activities – that’s everything from our outreach and learning resources to grant-giving and partnerships with government and other organisations. He’ll be working closely with Eben, who continues as the CEO of Raspberry Pi Trading.
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It’s been a busy month for us here at Pi towers, and after the recent announcement of Picademy and the launch of the new website with an increased focus on educational resources, you may be wondering what’s next for our educational mission. Without disappearing too far down the rabbit-hole of superlatives, I can say we are all super-excited to announce the launch of the Raspberry Pi Foundation Education Fund. Thanks to the support of the community over the past two years through buying Raspberry Pis and building inspiring, innovative projects, we’ve been able to build up a bag of funds to spend on our education mission
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Announcing our million-pound education charity fund
Raspberry Pi has Lance at the helm Cambridge News Lance Howarth becomes chief executive now that the organisation has split into two divisions, the foundation and the trading arm. The former will concentrate on the charitable and educational elements, where Lance, who spent a decade with ARM, latterly ..
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As you’ve probably noticed, Raspberry Pi is a rather unusual organisation. We have two functions: we make and sell tiny computers, and we promote children’s education
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Welcome Lance!