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Black Woman in Tech Creates App that is Changing the Way HBCUs Raise Money | Afro

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(BPRW) Atlanta, Georgia — Although spare change technology, also known as round-ups, has been around for a few years, Dominique King, founder of I Heart My HBCU, was the first to bridge this technology to Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs) via a single mobile app.  “I Heart My HBCU became the first platform where users […]

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