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Tech vendor coalition formed to provide support to Ukraine
by Admin on Mar 9, 2022 12:00:00 AM
Domain name system threat protection firm DNSFilter Inc. has formed a new group to provide technology and financial support to Ukraine.
The Ukraine Strong Tech Vendor Coalition is inviting technology vendors to provide public support to Ukraine. Those joining the coalition are asked to make a significant cash contribution to charitable organizations helping Ukraine with humanitarian aid and provide Ukrainians with access to free tech services where possible.
The coalition has curated a list of organizations where donations can be made to ensure donations get into the right hands. Although the coalition is pitched at tech companies, anyone else interested in donating is also welcome to do so.
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